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You were driving erratically and a police officer pulled you over. The officer requested that you get out of the car and perform two activities. The first was to walk a straight line, and the second was to close your eyes and touch your nose with your index finger. The officer was checking on the ability of your ____ to coordinate these activities. Group of answer choices medulla oblongata primary motor area premotor area cerebellum primary somatosensory area

Name: you were driving erratically and a police officer pulled you over the officer requested that you get out of the car and perform two activities the first was to walk a straight line and the s 71566
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Description: you were driving erratically and a police officer pulled you over the officer requested that you get out of the car and perform two activities the first was to walk a straight line and the s 71566

          You were driving erratically and a police officer pulled you over. The officer requested that you get out of the car and perform two activities. The first was to walk a straight line, and the second was to close your eyes and touch your nose with your index finger. The officer was checking on the ability of your ____ to coordinate these activities.
Group of answer choices
medulla oblongata
primary motor area
premotor area
cerebellum
primary somatosensory area

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You were driving erratically and a police officer pulled you over. The officer requested that you get out of the car and perform two activities. The first was to walk a straight line, and the second was to close your eyes and touch your nose with your index finger. The officer was checking on the ability of your ____ to coordinate these activities. Group of answer choices medulla oblongata primary motor area premotor area cerebellum primary somatosensory area