Activity: Mix and Match Directions: Match the division of the nervous system in Column A to the functions in Column B. Write the letter of the correct answer on a separate sheet. Column A Column B _1. Central Nervous System a. regulates voluntary activities such as muscular movement b. prepares the body for "fight-or- flight" responses c. commands to the body _2. Somatic Nervous System _3. Autonomic Nervous System _4. Parasympathetic Nervous System 5. Sympathetic Nervous System d. regulates activities that are not under conscious control e. normal and restful periods

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