Match the lobes with the job they are responsible for.                                                             temporal lobes                                                             occipital lobes                                                             parietal lobes                                                             frontal lobes A. involved in making plans and judgements B. receives visual (sight) information C. receives touch information D. receives auditory (hearing)

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