Which brain area links trouble with arithmetic fact retrieval to reading problems?
ARight occipital lobe
BPrimary motor strip
CAnterior thalamus
DLeft angular gyrus
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Left angular gyrus
1. The semantic memory subtype involves fact retrieval from long-term memory.
2. It shares a pathway in the left angular gyrus with reading.
3. Damage there can cause both reading and calculation problems.
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