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Phonetic Respelling: [ breyn ]

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noun. 1.the organ inside the skull of humans and animals; 2 intelligence.

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Maureen used herbrainon that math problem.

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Maureen used her brain on that math problem.

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What does your brain do in school?

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What part of the brain is for seeing, hearing, emotions, problem solving, and memory?

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What is Geeger's brain made of?

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Your brain is make of billions of what?

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How did Uncle Hoole escape from the brain transfer room?

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What do brain transferance ceremonies represent?

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What type of brain did Gazelle say Ox probably has?

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What are four things the brain helps you do?

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The incoherence of her speech was due to a brain injury.

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Which task is the Grand Steward's LEFT brain NOT able to perform?

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The brain of a fruit fly is the size of what?

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When does your brain grow the fastest?

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What is used to record brain waves?

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The spinal cord carries nerve signals to and from the brain.

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thinking center; intelligence; organ inside skull

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