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Now let's see if we have mastered the infamous DORSAL VIEW OF THE FLATTENED CEREBELLUM! (The answers appear at the bottom of the screen.) 4A. In the figure below, which side (right or left) of the cerebellum is depicted? ______ answer 4B. In the figure below, is A rostral or caudal to C? ______ answer 4C. In the figure below, is the inferior colliculus rostral or caudal to A? ______ answer 4D. In the figure below, is it possible to see A by looking down at the dorsal surface of the cerebellum? ______ answer 4E. In the figure below, is it possible to see any part of B by looking down at the dorsal surface of the cerebellum? ______ answer 5A. Can you see the part of the cerebellum labeled A in the figure below on the TOP, in the figure on the BOTTOM? ______ answer 5B. Can you see the part of the cerebellum labeled D in the figure below on the TOP, in the figure on the BOTTOM ? ______ answer 5C. Can you see the part of the cerebellum labeled E in the figure below on the TOP, in the figure on the BOTTOM ? ______ answer  6A. In the figure below, is D medial, lateral, rostral, or caudal to B ? ______ answer  6B. In the figure below, does A, B, C or D lie closest to the midbrain (superior and inferior colliculi)? ______ answer  6C. In the figure below, does A or C lie closest to the spinal cord? ______ answer