The frontal lobe of the brain conveys a message to the occipital lobe that the soup is too hot; the occipital lobe then makes a decision to put down the soup, so it sends that message to the temporal lobe.
B
The efferent nerves send a message to the brain that the soup is too hot, then the brain sends a message through the afferent nerves for Zipora to put down the spoon.
C
The temporal lobe of the brain conveys a message to the occipital lobe that the soup is too hot; the occipital lobe then makes a decision to put down the soup, so it sends that message to the frontal lobe.
D
The afferent nerves send a message to the brain that the soup is too hot, then the brain sends a message through the efferent nerves for Zipora to put down the spoon.