What pattern of symptoms, After a mild stroke, Mr. McGeorge

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After a mild stroke, Mr. McGeorge showed some signs of aphasia. What pattern of symptoms would lead you to believe the damage occurred primarily in (a) Broca's area, (b) Wernicke's area, (c) the angular gyrus?

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