Use Diagram to answer the question.List everything in the diagramAnswe with reasoning Question 21: All of the following are involved in hearing a question and speaking a reply,EXCEPT:A) Broca's areaB)white matter connecting cortical regions of the superior temporal gyrusC)cortex of the precentral gyrus, frontal lobeD)cortex of the occipital lobe, centred on the Calcarine SulcusE) primary auditory cortex RMNEAGPKQuestion 19: A coronal section of this hemisphere, which cuts through letters R, F and H, is mostlikely to capture:A) hypothalamusB)primary visual cortexC) head of the caudate nucleusD) lateral fissureE)Wernicke's areaQuestion 20: Damage to the structure at K would result in:A) difficulty in maintaining homeostasisataxia of the left side of the bodyB)C)inability to speakuncoordinated movementsD)E)inability to hearSI

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Question 21: All of the following are involved in hearing a question and speaking a reply, EXCEPT: A) Broca's area B) white matter connecting cortical regions of the superior temporal gyrus C) cortex of the precentral gyrus, frontal lobe D) cortex of the occipital lobe, centred on the Calcarine Sulcus E) primary auditory cortex

Question 21: All of the following are involved in hearing a question and speaking a reply, EXCEPT: A) Broca's area B) white matter connecting cortical regions of the superior temporal gyrus C) cortex of the precentral gyrus, frontal lobe D) cortex of the occipital lobe, centred on the Calcarine Sulcus E) primary auditory cortex

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