Multiple Choice
Despite considerable language deficits, Wernicke's patients are surprisingly easily able to process:
A) idioms, such as as easy as pie
B) axial commands, such as turn around
C) slang, such as buzz off
D) metaphors, such as she was a ray of sunshine
Correct Answer:
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