Brain Anatomy Quiz: 3D Atlas

Brain Quiz is a real 3D brain you can quiz yourself on, ask questions about and cut open. Made for neuroanatomy, neuroscience and psychology students. QUIZ ON A REAL 3D BRAIN 27 ready-made quizzes light up the structure on the model while you answer: brain regions, lobes, deep structures, cranial nerves, white matter tracts, brain networks, neurotransmitter pathways, Brodmann areas, artery territories and visual field defects. Every answer is explained, with a hint and "What does it do?" when you are stuck. ASK BRAIN AI Ask anything about the brain and get a clear answer with sources. Every structure it mentions lights up on the 3D model, and you can tap a name while you read to fly straight to it. YOUR LECTURE SLIDES, NOW A QUIZ Upload your neuroanatomy or neuroscience slides or notes (PDF, PowerPoint or text) and Brain Quiz builds a quiz on the structures they teach, on the real 3D brain. Or just type a topic, like "cranial nerves for my exam". CUT IT OPEN The model is built from the Desikan-Killiany atlas and real scan data. Spin it with one finger, slice it along the sagittal, coronal or horizontal plane, and fade the cortex away to reach the hippocampus, thalamus and basal ganglia underneath. 73 REGIONS, 22 PATHWAYS, 9 NETWORKS Search any structure or tap it on the brain. Each one opens a card: what it does, what happens in the clinic when it is damaged, and a quiz in one tap. WHAT HAPPENS IF...? Fall in love, drink coffee, get jump-scared, pull an all-nighter: watch it travel through the brain, stop by stop, then quiz yourself on it. TRACK WHAT YOU KNOW Your streak, your accuracy and your weakest regions sit in one place, so you always know what to review next. MADE FOR Medical and nursing students, psychology and neuroscience undergraduates, physician assistant and physical therapy students, and residents brushing up on neurology. Useful for revising neuroanatomy ahead of exams such as USMLE Step 1, the NCLEX or the MCAT. FREE, NO ACCOUNT NEEDED TO START The 3D brain and the quiz library work offline. Brain AI and slide quizzes need a connection; sign in with Apple or Google to keep going. You can delete your account at any time in the app. The 3D model derives from "Brain for Blender" by Anderson Winkler (brainder.org), CC BY-SA 3.0. Brain Quiz is a learning tool. It does not give medical advice.