Match the number and name of following cranial nerves and select the correct option. Number Name a) VIII i) Pathetic b) XI ii) Auditory c) IV iii) Vagus d) X iv) Spinal accessory

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Column I lists parts of the human brain, and column II lists the functions. Match the two columns and identify the correct choice from those given.

Column I Column II

A. Cerebrum P. Controls the pituitary

B. Cerebellum Q. Controls vision and hearing

C. Hypothalamus R. Controls rate of heartbeat

D. Midbrain S. Seat of intelligence

T. Maintains body posture

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