The most nearly correct sequence of activation of brain areas when one responds in writing to a verbal command is
A)primary auditory cortex;Wernicke's area;Broca's area;supplementary motor cortex;primary motor cortex.
B)primary auditory cortex;Broca's area;supplementary motor cortex;Wernicke's area;primary motor cortex.
C)primary auditory cortex;Broca's area;Wernicke's area;supplementary motor cortex;primary motor cortex.
D)primary auditory cortex;Broca's area;Wernicke's area;primary motor cortex;supplementary motor cortex.
E)primary auditory cortex;Wernicke's area;Broca's area;primary motor cortex;supplementary motor cortex.

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The correct sequence starts with the primary auditory cortex (hearing the command), followed by Wernicke's area (comprehending the command), then Broca's area (formulating a response), the supplementary motor cortex (planning the motor response), and finally the primary motor cortex (executing the writing).

The Most Nearly Correct Sequence of Activation of Brain Areas