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The four major lobes of each cerebral hemisphere are:
 
  A) frontal, posterior, anterior, and occipital
  B) sensory, motor, visual, and associative
  C) frontal, temporal, parietal, and occipital
  D) temporal, frontal, anterior, and somasthetic
  E) parietal, language, motor, and occipital

Question 2

If part of the pathways in the brain are destroyed:
 
  A) the system breaks down
  B) motor functions break down, but speech is usually spared
  C) vision is usually the first attribute to show a deficit
  D) alternative pathways take over some functions
  E) they are usually able to grow back



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

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