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lec 3 functionla cortical area HUE

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The primary sensory area (Areas 3, 1, and 2) is located in:

a)

Precentral gyrus

b)

Postcentral gyrus

c)

Superior temporal gyrus

d)

Supramarginal gyrus

2.

Damage to the sensory association area (Areas 5 and 7) results in:

a)

Hemianopia

b)

Astereognosis

c)

Loss of taste

d)

Sensory aphasia

3.

The sensory speech area (posterior speech area) in the dominant hemisphere is involved in:

a)

Motor planning of speech

b)

Understanding written and spoken language

c)

Coordinating limb movements

d)

Visual processing

4.

A lesion in both Broca’s and Wernicke’s areas leads to:

a)

Conduction aphasia

b)

Sensory aphasia

c)

Global aphasia

d)

Visual agnosia

5.

The primary visual area (Area 17) is located:

a)

Above and below the calcarine sulcus

b)

In the temporal lobe

c)

In the superior temporal gyrus

d)

In the insula

6.

Which function is associated with the secondary visual area (Areas 18 and 19)?

a)

Taste sensation

b)

Object recognition

c)

Basic visual perception

d)

Auditory processing

7.

The primary auditory area (Areas 41 and 42) is located in:

a)

Inferior parietal lobule

b)

Superior temporal gyrus

c)

Inferior frontal gyrus

d)

Supramarginal gyrus

8.

Which of the following areas is responsible for the sense of smell?

a)

Area 41

b)

Area 28

c)

Area 22

d)

Area 39

9.

The gustatory (taste) area is located in:

a)

Area 22

b)

Area 17

c)

Area 43

d)

Area 39

10.

The insula is revealed by separating the:

a)

Precentral gyrus

b)

Lips of the lateral sulcus

c)

Calcarine sulcus

d)

Parieto-occipital sulcus