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    The nervous system forms a network of connections throughout the body that links organs and controls all bodily functions. It has three main parts: the cerebrum, the largest part of the brain which controls intelligence and movement; the cerebellum below the cerebrum which controls muscle coordination and balance; and the brain stem called the medulla which connects the brain to the spinal cord.

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    The nervous system forms a network of connections throughout the body that links organs and controls all bodily functions. It has three main parts: the cerebrum, the largest part of the brain which controls intelligence and movement; the cerebellum below the cerebrum which controls muscle coordination and balance; and the brain stem called the medulla which connects the brain to the spinal cord.

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    The nervous system forms a network of connections throughout the body that links organs and controls all bodily functions. It has three main parts: the cerebrum, the largest part of the brain which controls intelligence and movement; the cerebellum below the cerebrum which controls muscle coordination and balance; and the brain stem called the medulla which connects the brain to the spinal cord.

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    The nervous system forms a network of connections throughout the body that links organs and controls all bodily functions. It has three main parts: the cerebrum, the largest part of the brain which controls intelligence and movement; the cerebellum below the cerebrum which controls muscle coordination and balance; and the brain stem called the medulla which connects the brain to the spinal cord.

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    NERVOUS SYSTEM

    The nervous system forms a network of connections all


    over the body that links various organs together and
    controls all the functions of our body.
    Brain
    Parts of brain

    Cerebrum

    Cerebellum

    Medulla (Brain stem)


    Brain
    Cerebrum
    Cerebrum is the largest part of brain
    and looks like a walnut. It is divided
    into left and right hemispheres. It
    receives signals from sense organs
    and tells the body what to do. It is
    the centre of intelligence of the
    body. It helps us to think, learn and
    remember. It controls the working of
    eyes, ears, tongue, nose and even
    our voice.
    Brain
    Cerebellum

    Cerebellum is a bulb-like structure,


    lies below the cerebrum, controlling
    and coordinating the actions of the
    muscles. It maintains the body
    balance and keeps it upright. The
    body movements become jerky
    (imbalance) if the cerebellum does
    not function properly.

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