As compared to a person with Broca's aphasia, a person with Wernicke's aphasia can ____.
A) remember the names of objects
B) understand written language
C) understand spoken language
D) speak fluently and rapidly

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Wernicke's aphasia primarily affects language comprehension, both spoken and written, but individuals can still produce speech fluently, albeit often nonsensical or irrelevant. In contrast, Broca's aphasia results in slow, halting speech but preserved comprehension.

As Compared to a Person with Broca's Aphasia, a Person