In answering questions 1-64 through 1-67, select from column B the cranial nerve that most closely corresponds to the function in column A. A B Function Cranial nerves 1-64. Controls the 1.    Facial muscles of the tongue 2.  Trigeminal 1-65.  Transmits 3. Hypo- sensation glossal of  taste 4.  Glosso- 1-66.  Stimulates  the pharyngeal parotid glands 1-67. Receives sensory input from the face 1-68. The cauda equina is formed by 1. thoracic  and  lumbar  spinal nerves 2. lumbar  and  sacral  spinal nerves 3. brachial  and  lumbar  plexuses 4. cervical  and  brachial plexuses 1-69.  The  autonomic  nervous  system  is composed  of  two  main  divisions: the 1. pons and medulla oblongata 2. voluntary  and  involuntary system 3. sympathetic  and parasympathetic   systems 4. cerebmum and cerebellum 1-7. Conservation and restoration of energy are the result of nerve impulses arising from the 1. sympathetic nervous system 2. parasympathetic   nervous system 3. voluntary nervous system 4. ganglia  of  the  medulla oblongata In  answering  questions  1-71  through 1-74, select from column B the nervous system that most closely corresponds to the response in column A. A Functional N e r v o u s response                         systems 1-71.    Increased  heart 1. Sympathatic rate 2. Para- 1-72. Vasoconstriction sympathetic 1-73. Stimulates secretion of  sweat  glands 1-74.  Dilates  pupils 1-75. The cornea is part of the protective outer layer of the eye  called  the 1. sclera 2. conjunctiva 3. choroid 4. crystalline   body 6