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gbarreiro

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The ___________ nerves serve sensory and motor functions of eye muscles, the nose and tongue, and muscles of mastication.
 
  a. peripheral
  b. sympathetic
  c. cranial
  d. afferent

Question 2

A fly is buzzing around Jack's face. He swats at it. The message to move his hand was sent from the brain via ___________ axons.
 
  a. afferent
  b. peripheral
  c. efferent
  d. cranial



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C



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