For each activity write the appropriate cranial nerve(s) Shrugging the shoulders   Smelling a flower   Adjusting the size of the pupils when it becomes brighter or darker   Slows the heart, increases mobility of the digestive tract   Involved in smiling   Involved in chewing gum   Listening to music

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