Professor Prost tells her class that _____ is/are uncrossed in the brain.
A) taste only
B) taste and smell
C) vision
D) vision and hearing

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Taste and smell are both processed in the brain's limbic system, which is separate from the areas of the brain responsible for vision and hearing. This is why taste and smell can be closely linked in our perception, such as when we say that something "tastes" like a certain smell.

Professor Prost Tells Her Class That _____ Is/are Uncrossed in the Brain