A brain injury (caused by a blow to the head,for example)that results in the loss of the ability to speak most likely affected the

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The ability to speak is controlled by the left hemisphere of the cerebrum, particularly in the Broca's area and Wernicke's area. A brain injury that affects this area can result in a loss of speech or language ability, also known as aphasia. The other areas listed are not directly responsible for speech and language production.

A Brain Injury (Caused by a Blow to the Head,for