Question

epilepsy, a condition that causes interruptions in brain activity called seizures, can be particularly challenging due to its unpredictability. people with the disorder typically never know when seizures will occur. one interesting exception is temporal lobe epilepsy, which affects the section of the brain that stores long - term memories. some temporal lobe epilepsy patients get an odd warning sign just before a seizure starts: a sensation of strong, unexplained familiarity, or déjà vu. déjà vu itself, however, has no warning signs; it is unpredictable by nature. by studying people with temporal lobe epilepsy, researchers hope to learn more about déjà vu, which could provide important information about how memory works. select the two details that are included in the text.

detail	text 2
research on temporal lobe epilepsy may shed light on the mystery of déjà vu.
déjà vu occurs randomly and without warning.

Explanation:

1. The text states "By studying people with temporal lobe epilepsy, researchers hope to learn more about déjà vu", which matches the second detail.
2. The text notes "Déjà vu itself, however, has no warning signs; it is unpredictable by nature", which matches the third detail. The first detail about limited research due to controlled environment challenges is not mentioned in the text.

Answer:

• Research on temporal lobe epilepsy may shed light on the mystery of déjà vu.
• Déjà vu occurs randomly and without warning.