
Brain Stretching 365 Quiz Calendar
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Book Introduction
KBS's "Morning Plaza" 'Happy Friday Twin Party' writers
We're all united for national brain health!
From children to adults, create a "one quiz a day" habit to combat brain degeneration.
Have you heard of the term "digital dementia"? It refers to the phenomenon in which the various digital devices that make our lives more convenient make our brains passive, deteriorating brain function.
In the past, dementia was thought to be a disease of the elderly, but in an age where people's attention is stolen by smart devices and social media, dementia is no longer a disease exclusive to the elderly.
In fact, the number of patients with early-onset dementia under the age of 65 is increasing every year.
KBS's "Morning Plaza," which has been responsible for a portion of Korea's morning time for over 30 years, hosts a corner called "Brain Longevity Quiz Quiz" every Friday.
Actors, comedians, singers, and other diverse performers become completely absorbed in this quiz once it starts.
Everyone agrees that “it’s fun to solve quizzes, and it’s also beneficial because it gives you a chance to test your brain.”
Also, as the name “brain longevity” suggests, it is said that using your brain makes you feel younger.
Although each person's expression is different, the common point that all the participants say is that "solving quizzes makes me happy and younger."
The "Brain Stretching 365 Quiz Calendar" was planned with the hope that this benefit could be shared not only with the performers but also with everyone struggling with concentration and memory decline.
The three writers who create quizzes that will ignite the spirits of the contestants every week have compiled all the quizzes they couldn't make it onto the show into this calendar.
The human brain begins to age as we reach adulthood.
However, recent research has revealed that continuous stimulation of the brain can promote the differentiation of new nerve cells and make the neural network more dense.
Just as consistent exercise habits help build a healthy physical foundation for older age, the same goes for the brain.
“Light quizzes improve frontal lobe function (Tohoku University, Japan, 2020).”
The process of solving quizzes in various ways stimulates parts of the brain that we don't normally use, helping to develop the brain evenly.
The "Brain Stretching 365 Quiz Calendar," which contains a variety of quizzes, including initial consonant quizzes, word guessing, arithmetic operations, word chain games, and wit quizzes, will create a fun brain-stimulating habit for anyone who needs to improve their concentration and memory.
We're all united for national brain health!
From children to adults, create a "one quiz a day" habit to combat brain degeneration.
Have you heard of the term "digital dementia"? It refers to the phenomenon in which the various digital devices that make our lives more convenient make our brains passive, deteriorating brain function.
In the past, dementia was thought to be a disease of the elderly, but in an age where people's attention is stolen by smart devices and social media, dementia is no longer a disease exclusive to the elderly.
In fact, the number of patients with early-onset dementia under the age of 65 is increasing every year.
KBS's "Morning Plaza," which has been responsible for a portion of Korea's morning time for over 30 years, hosts a corner called "Brain Longevity Quiz Quiz" every Friday.
Actors, comedians, singers, and other diverse performers become completely absorbed in this quiz once it starts.
Everyone agrees that “it’s fun to solve quizzes, and it’s also beneficial because it gives you a chance to test your brain.”
Also, as the name “brain longevity” suggests, it is said that using your brain makes you feel younger.
Although each person's expression is different, the common point that all the participants say is that "solving quizzes makes me happy and younger."
The "Brain Stretching 365 Quiz Calendar" was planned with the hope that this benefit could be shared not only with the performers but also with everyone struggling with concentration and memory decline.
The three writers who create quizzes that will ignite the spirits of the contestants every week have compiled all the quizzes they couldn't make it onto the show into this calendar.
The human brain begins to age as we reach adulthood.
However, recent research has revealed that continuous stimulation of the brain can promote the differentiation of new nerve cells and make the neural network more dense.
Just as consistent exercise habits help build a healthy physical foundation for older age, the same goes for the brain.
“Light quizzes improve frontal lobe function (Tohoku University, Japan, 2020).”
The process of solving quizzes in various ways stimulates parts of the brain that we don't normally use, helping to develop the brain evenly.
The "Brain Stretching 365 Quiz Calendar," which contains a variety of quizzes, including initial consonant quizzes, word guessing, arithmetic operations, word chain games, and wit quizzes, will create a fun brain-stimulating habit for anyone who needs to improve their concentration and memory.
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Use it like this!
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Use it like this!
january
february
March
april
May
June
July
August
September
october
November
december
Correct answer
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Publisher's Review
Just by solving one quiz a day, you can have fun.
The brain's basic physical strength increases
- Brain stretching for the whole family, from children to adults, for three generations to enjoy!
It's been over a decade since everyone, from elementary school children to the elderly, has had a smartphone.
Smartphones have simplified many aspects of our daily lives, making it easier to access more information and knowledge.
There are so many good things about it, but there are also some not-so-welcome changes.
One of them is the habit of storing everything I need to think about and remember on my smartphone.
I usually take pictures, but there are so many of them that I later forget what I saved on my smartphone.
We live busier lives, doing more than ever before, but we rely more on our smartphones than our own brains.
The brain also ages as we age, and its functions deteriorate if we do not use it.
As you get older and stop using your head, your brain function will deteriorate more rapidly.
The fact that the number of patients with early-onset dementia under the age of 65 is rapidly increasing may not be unrelated to this change.
The scary thing is that while medical technology has advanced to the point where we can dramatically cure most diseases and extend lifespan, there is still no way to restore brain neurons once they are damaged.
In other words, once you have a disease like a stroke, dementia, or Parkinson's disease, it is difficult to continue living your daily life as before.
So, it is important to create lifestyle habits that protect brain health from a young and healthy age.
Director Jang Min-wook (Brain Navigation Neurology), a preacher of 'Brain Aerobics (Brain + Aerobics)', says that just as exercising the body in a fun way through aerobics helps strengthen muscle strength and joint function in old age, the same goes for the brain.
Rather than saying, “I don’t want to do it, but I do it because I like it,” it is important to stimulate the brain in a fun way without stress.
Is there anything more fun and mind-bending than a quiz?
When there's a quiz competition on TV, we all rack our brains to figure out the answer.
Also, among the numerous articles and information on Internet sites, we tend to click on the title that arouses our curiosity the most first.
Everyone has an instinct to solve a quiz.
The reason the idea for this book came about was because the guests on KBS's "Morning Plaza" were particularly focused on the "Brain Longevity Quiz Quiz" corner, and the response was good.
“It was because I felt like I was having fun and getting younger while solving the quiz.”
Is that all?
Research has shown that solving quizzes stimulates various parts of the brain that we don't normally use, promoting the differentiation of brain neurons and creating denser connections between neurons.
In fact, in the field of geriatric medicine, many teaching materials that encourage thinking and thinking are used as activity sheets for treating dementia patients.
These materials also have significant similarities to children's learning materials as their brains begin to develop.
〈〈Brain Stretching 365 Quiz Calendar〉〉was created with the idea of helping you make brain training a habit by doing it little by little every day, rather than just doing it sporadically.
Vocabulary from daily life, frequently used idioms, proverbs, addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division that everyone knows, but when you encounter them in various forms of quizzes such as initial consonant quizzes, word guessing, word chain games, crossword puzzles, and picture matching, they feel unfamiliar and new.
〈〈Brain Stretching 365 Quiz Calendar〉〉 can be used to prevent dementia in seniors over 70, to stimulate the brains of middle-aged and older people and to improve their quick thinking, and it is also good for children who want to read vocabulary and proverbs in a fun way.
You can put it anywhere you frequently use it, such as on the dining table, next to the living room sofa, next to the bed, on the desk, in the bathroom, etc., and solve it once a day.
If you set a time limit for 1 minute, 2 minutes, 3 minutes, etc. with a timer and solve it, it will help you increase your concentration and improve your reflexes.
Additional usage tips!
When the whole family gathers for holidays or special occasions, take the Brain Stretching 365 Quiz Calendar with you.
When ordering delivery food for a snack, instead of just ordering, it can be fun to play the 'Snack Bet Quiz'.
These days, even when the whole family gathers, everyone is busy looking at their phones. But you can have a fun time looking at everyone's faces and smiling.
The brain's basic physical strength increases
- Brain stretching for the whole family, from children to adults, for three generations to enjoy!
It's been over a decade since everyone, from elementary school children to the elderly, has had a smartphone.
Smartphones have simplified many aspects of our daily lives, making it easier to access more information and knowledge.
There are so many good things about it, but there are also some not-so-welcome changes.
One of them is the habit of storing everything I need to think about and remember on my smartphone.
I usually take pictures, but there are so many of them that I later forget what I saved on my smartphone.
We live busier lives, doing more than ever before, but we rely more on our smartphones than our own brains.
The brain also ages as we age, and its functions deteriorate if we do not use it.
As you get older and stop using your head, your brain function will deteriorate more rapidly.
The fact that the number of patients with early-onset dementia under the age of 65 is rapidly increasing may not be unrelated to this change.
The scary thing is that while medical technology has advanced to the point where we can dramatically cure most diseases and extend lifespan, there is still no way to restore brain neurons once they are damaged.
In other words, once you have a disease like a stroke, dementia, or Parkinson's disease, it is difficult to continue living your daily life as before.
So, it is important to create lifestyle habits that protect brain health from a young and healthy age.
Director Jang Min-wook (Brain Navigation Neurology), a preacher of 'Brain Aerobics (Brain + Aerobics)', says that just as exercising the body in a fun way through aerobics helps strengthen muscle strength and joint function in old age, the same goes for the brain.
Rather than saying, “I don’t want to do it, but I do it because I like it,” it is important to stimulate the brain in a fun way without stress.
Is there anything more fun and mind-bending than a quiz?
When there's a quiz competition on TV, we all rack our brains to figure out the answer.
Also, among the numerous articles and information on Internet sites, we tend to click on the title that arouses our curiosity the most first.
Everyone has an instinct to solve a quiz.
The reason the idea for this book came about was because the guests on KBS's "Morning Plaza" were particularly focused on the "Brain Longevity Quiz Quiz" corner, and the response was good.
“It was because I felt like I was having fun and getting younger while solving the quiz.”
Is that all?
Research has shown that solving quizzes stimulates various parts of the brain that we don't normally use, promoting the differentiation of brain neurons and creating denser connections between neurons.
In fact, in the field of geriatric medicine, many teaching materials that encourage thinking and thinking are used as activity sheets for treating dementia patients.
These materials also have significant similarities to children's learning materials as their brains begin to develop.
〈〈Brain Stretching 365 Quiz Calendar〉〉was created with the idea of helping you make brain training a habit by doing it little by little every day, rather than just doing it sporadically.
Vocabulary from daily life, frequently used idioms, proverbs, addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division that everyone knows, but when you encounter them in various forms of quizzes such as initial consonant quizzes, word guessing, word chain games, crossword puzzles, and picture matching, they feel unfamiliar and new.
〈〈Brain Stretching 365 Quiz Calendar〉〉 can be used to prevent dementia in seniors over 70, to stimulate the brains of middle-aged and older people and to improve their quick thinking, and it is also good for children who want to read vocabulary and proverbs in a fun way.
You can put it anywhere you frequently use it, such as on the dining table, next to the living room sofa, next to the bed, on the desk, in the bathroom, etc., and solve it once a day.
If you set a time limit for 1 minute, 2 minutes, 3 minutes, etc. with a timer and solve it, it will help you increase your concentration and improve your reflexes.
Additional usage tips!
When the whole family gathers for holidays or special occasions, take the Brain Stretching 365 Quiz Calendar with you.
When ordering delivery food for a snack, instead of just ordering, it can be fun to play the 'Snack Bet Quiz'.
These days, even when the whole family gathers, everyone is busy looking at their phones. But you can have a fun time looking at everyone's faces and smiling.
GOODS SPECIFICS
- Date of issue: October 21, 2024
- Format: Springbook book binding method guide
- Page count, weight, size: 384 pages | 544g | 126*178*31mm
- ISBN13: 9791198895301
- ISBN10: 1198895306
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