Question

marge is an ace at tennis. she does not miss a ball! she has great balance and coordination. the part of marges brain that helps with her tennis game is the ______ a cerebrum b cerebellum c medulla oblongata people who have a stroke that damages their left temporal lobe most often experience what type of difficulty? a seeing objects at a distance b visual data c being able to speak

Explanation:

First Question (Marge's brain part for tennis)

The cerebellum is responsible for balance, coordination, and fine motor skills, which are crucial for tennis (like hitting balls, maintaining balance). The cerebrum is for higher - order thinking, and the medulla oblongata controls vital functions like breathing and heart rate. So the correct answer is related to the cerebellum.

The left temporal lobe is involved in language processing (including speech production and comprehension). Seeing objects at a distance is related to the visual cortex (not temporal lobe), and "visual data" is too vague and not the main function of the left temporal lobe. Damage to the left temporal lobe often affects speech - related abilities.

Answer:

B. cerebellum

Second Question (Stroke - left temporal lobe damage)