1. Match the items appropriately. Parietal ------------------ Answer: vital for sensory perception - touch Temporal-----------------Answer: interprets auditory stimuli - hearing Frontal------------------- Answer: influences communication (talking and writing) Occipital-------------------Answer: influences ability to read - visual   2. Match the cranial nerves and its' functions. Spinal Accessory------------Answer: motor for sternocleidomastoid muscle to raise and lower shoulders Vestibulocochlear----------Answer: sensory for hearing/balance Oculomotor------------------Answer: motor function for controlling eye muscles Hypoglossal-----------------Answer:motor function for innervation of tongue and mastication

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