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Unscramble Letters Brain Bee: Chapter 3 (Movement)Online version Brain Bee 2026 by Lindsay Meyers 1 The part of the brain that initiates voluntary movement O O X O - T C E R M R T 2 The brain structure that coordinates balance and smooth movements E B L R U L E M E C 3 Automatic responses that happen without conscious thought S R X L E E F E 4 The pathway that controls quick, automatic reactions R X R A L F - C E E 5 The bundle of nerves that connects the brain to the body - I S R O L P C D A N 6 The type of movement that is intentional and planned V N Y O A T R L U 7 The type of movement that happens automatically N R N O U I T A Y V L 8 Brain structures that help start, stop, and control movement B G N A A L A L - I G A S 9 Nerve cells that carry signals from the brain to muscles O U M O R S N O N T - R E 10 The brain region that sends commands down the spinal cord R B N A I E S T M 11 The part of the nervous system responsible for movement of muscles O R - E S T M Y T M S O 12 The connection point between neurons P Y E S A S N 13 The electrical signal that travels down a neuron - N T A A O P O C L N I T T E I 14 The system that controls skeletal muscle movement A I O T S C M 15 The type of muscle involved in voluntary movement E E T K L A S L 16 The type of muscle found in the heart A I D A C R C 17 The type of muscle that moves organs automatically O T M O S H 18 The chemical messengers released at synapses M A O T U T S E E N R R N S I R T 19 The brain structure that helps maintain posture and balance U C R B E L E M L E 20 The process of improving movement through practice R G N L N I A E 21 The area of the brain that receives movement feedback O X - S R O E C N Y E S R T 22 The structure that relays movement signals between brain areas T M U A A L H S 23 The body’s fastest response to danger E F E R L X 24 The nerves that carry signals away from the brain F R T E E N F E 25 The nervous system division that controls automatic movement I M C O T U N A O 26 The type of neuron that connects neurons within the CNS O N R N N T I E R U E 27 The brain’s ability to change with practice and experience T L P S C A I Y T I 28 The region responsible for fine motor control M R E U E E C L B L 29 The command sent from the brain to create movement S G I N L A 30 The structure that protects the spinal cord E A R V E B T R E

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Brain Bee: Chapter 3 (Movement)Online version

Brain Bee 2026

by Lindsay Meyers

The part of the brain that initiates voluntary movement

O O X O - T C E R M R T

The brain structure that coordinates balance and smooth movements

Automatic responses that happen without conscious thought

The pathway that controls quick, automatic reactions

The bundle of nerves that connects the brain to the body

- I S R O L P C D A N

The type of movement that is intentional and planned

The type of movement that happens automatically

Brain structures that help start, stop, and control movement

B G N A A L A L - I G A S

Nerve cells that carry signals from the brain to muscles

O U M O R S N O N T - R E

The brain region that sends commands down the spinal cord

The part of the nervous system responsible for movement of muscles

O R - E S T M Y T M S O

The connection point between neurons

The electrical signal that travels down a neuron

- N T A A O P O C L N I T T E I

The system that controls skeletal muscle movement

The type of muscle involved in voluntary movement

The type of muscle found in the heart

The type of muscle that moves organs automatically

The chemical messengers released at synapses

M A O T U T S E E N R R N S I R T

The brain structure that helps maintain posture and balance

The process of improving movement through practice

The area of the brain that receives movement feedback

O X - S R O E C N Y E S R T

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Brain Bee: Chapter 3 (Movement)

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Brain Bee: Chapter 3 (Movement)Online version

by Lindsay Meyers

The part of the brain that initiates voluntary movement

The brain structure that coordinates balance and smooth movements

Automatic responses that happen without conscious thought

The pathway that controls quick, automatic reactions

The bundle of nerves that connects the brain to the body

The type of movement that is intentional and planned

The type of movement that happens automatically

Brain structures that help start, stop, and control movement

Nerve cells that carry signals from the brain to muscles

The brain region that sends commands down the spinal cord

The part of the nervous system responsible for movement of muscles

The connection point between neurons

The electrical signal that travels down a neuron

The system that controls skeletal muscle movement

The type of muscle involved in voluntary movement

The type of muscle found in the heart

The type of muscle that moves organs automatically

The chemical messengers released at synapses

The brain structure that helps maintain posture and balance

The process of improving movement through practice

The area of the brain that receives movement feedback

The structure that relays movement signals between brain areas

The body’s fastest response to danger

The nerves that carry signals away from the brain

The nervous system division that controls automatic movement

The type of neuron that connects neurons within the CNS

The brain’s ability to change with practice and experience

The region responsible for fine motor control

The command sent from the brain to create movement

The structure that protects the spinal cord