The Cranial Nerves Particularly Important for Movement of the Tongue

Multiple Choice

The cranial nerves particularly important for movement of the tongue include:

A) glossopharyngeal (IX) , oculomotor (III) , and hypoglossal (XII) nerves.
B) trigeminal (V) , vagus (X) , and hypoglossal (XII) nerves.
C) facial (VII) , glossopharyngeal (IX) , and abducent (VI) nerves.
D) facial (VII) , vagus (X) and trigeminal (V) nerves.