Which of the following brain areas is important for speech?
Correct answer: A. Wernicke's area
- A. Wernicke's area
- B. cerebellum
- C. thalamus
- D. hippocampus
Explanation
Wernicke's area is important for understanding spoken and written language, making it a key speech-related brain area. The cerebellum coordinates movement, the thalamus relays sensory information, and the hippocampus supports memory.
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