Sleep Science
Instructions: How much do you know about the science of sleep and dreams?
- 1.
What does REM stand for in the sleep cycle?
ARelaxed Energy ModeBRapid Eye MovementCRestful Evening ModeDRecurrent Energy Motion - 2.
How many stages of sleep are there in one complete sleep cycle?
ATwoBFiveCFourDThree - 3.
What hormone does the brain produce to make you feel sleepy?
AMelatoninBAdrenalineCDopamineDCortisol - 4.
What is the body's internal 24-hour clock called?
ASleep cycleBMetabolic clockCCircadian rhythmDBiorhythm - 5.
During which stage of sleep does the body do most of its physical repair and growth?
AStage N1 (light sleep)BStage N2CREM sleepDStage N3 (deep sleep) - 6.
What is insomnia?
ASleeping too muchBSleeping during the dayCDifficulty falling or staying asleepDWalking in your sleep - 7.
What sleep disorder causes a person to stop breathing repeatedly during sleep?
AInsomniaBNarcolepsyCSleep apneaDRestless leg syndrome - 8.
Most vivid dreams occur during which stage of sleep?
AREM sleepBStage N1CStage N2DStage N3 - 9.
What is the average number of sleep cycles a person goes through per night?
A1-2B8-10C4-6D3-4 - 10.
What is sleep paralysis?
AA type of comaBTemporary inability to move while falling asleep or waking upCPermanent muscle damage from sleeping wrongDA form of sleepwalking - 11.
What effect does blue light from screens have on sleep?
AIt improves sleep qualityBIt suppresses melatonin productionCIt has no effect on sleepDIt increases deep sleep - 12.
What condition causes people to suddenly fall asleep during the day, even in the middle of activities?
AChronic fatigue syndromeBJet lagCNarcolepsyDHypersomnia - 13.
As people age, how does their sleep typically change?
AThey need more sleepBThey sleep more soundlyCThey stop dreamingDThey experience less deep sleep - 14.
What is the term for the body's decrease in temperature that helps initiate sleep?
AHypothermiaBThermal dippingCThermoregulationDCore cooling - 15.
What is a 'power nap' typically defined as?
AA 2-hour afternoon sleepBA 10-20 minute napCSleeping in on weekendsDA full sleep cycle nap