1. PART A: Which statement best expresses the central idea of the 1
text?
O A There is no noticeable difference between how phantom
sensations are processed by the brain and how a normal
brain processes real sensations.
OB Phantom pain and senses are most often experienced when
someone loses a limb or one of their senses as the brain
mimics the sensation.
oc People who experiencelhantom pain and senses are often
incorrectly diagnosed as having a mental disorder.
D Understanding people's experiences with phantom sense is
very difficult as there is no way to track or measure the
imagined experience.