It is possible that brain damage from a stroke or other injury could leave a person with the ability to comprehend written language but not spoken language (assume the person's hearing is fine). Which statement best explains this?
A. Different aspects of language comprehension are controlled by different parts of the brain.
B. All aspects of language are processed by the same cell.
C. All aspects of language are processed in the same part of the brain.
D. Different aspects of language comprehension are controlled by different cells

C. All aspects of language are processed in the same part of the brain.

Explanation:

Till present the phenomenon why the language is controlled by the left side of brain is unknown. The left side control hypothesis by computational analysis of brain's verbal stimulation over several patients with similar and related impairments.

No matter what type of brain damage but it is most likely to be very difficult because a person has already learned the most of his native language in life and now if hearing is fine then processing the spoken language should be okay...

the answer should be true