Damage to broca’s area in the frontal lobe results in a. an inability to understand even simple sentences b. slow, labored speech with appropriate sentence order c. fluent but incoherent speech d. slow, labored speech with jumbled sentence order.

d. slow, labored speech with jumbled sentence order.

Explanation:

Broca's area is a part of the brain , which basically controls the ability to produce the language .

Any kind of damage in the Broca's area can lead to limited ability to speak . And this condition is referred to as , Broca's aphasia .

Broca's aphasia , is a condition , in which the brain is having trouble communicating with the muscles which are required to make words.