“I had promised the family to always let him have the last word when arguing, but in this case I had a different responsibility. That woman lives across the street. She’s my knowledge and my invention.”         

Name the cranial nerve that the pointer is pointing to: _______ What is the number of this cranial nerve? _______

“Louisa, all alone by herself that night, wept a little, she hardly knew why; but the next morning, on waking, she felt like a queen who, after fearing lest her domain be wrested away from her, sees it firmly insured in her possession.”  

“It means,” he answered lightly, “that the child is not white; it means that you are not white.”    

“. . . I want to go      up to them there . . .      but I don’t do it I want to live.”         

“in every language even deafanddumb   thy sons acclaim your glorious name by gorry   by jingo by gee by gosh by gum”          

“He was calmer. ‘If you ain’t got a gun, why ain’t you got a gun?’ he sneered. ‘Been to Sunday-school?'”         

Name the orange colored area that the pointer is pointing to: _______

Name the cranial nerve that the pointer is pointing to: _______ Is this cranial nerve sensory, motor, or mixed? _______

Name this gyrus that the arrows are pointing to: _______