Language functions are housed primarily in which lobe of the brain?
A) The frontal lobe
B) The occipital lobe
C) The left temporal lobe
D) The parietal lobe

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The left temporal lobe is primarily responsible for language functions, including comprehension, speech production, and written language. While language-related tasks also involve other areas of the brain, such as the frontal and parietal lobes, the left temporal lobe is considered the primary language center.

Language Functions Are Housed Primarily in Which Lobe of the Brain