That area can be lesioned without any significant expressive aphasia. Furthermore, it appears to be involved to some extent with receptive aphasia. See your class notes on this. With the above exception in mind, study Figure 8.8. No other figures from this chapter will appear on the test.
Psycholinguists consider language to have three major components.
Know what these are and be able to recognize examples. I will test only lightly over the sections on phonology and syntax and not go much beyond the technical terms. The section on visual language processing will receive closer attention. I will not ask much about the section on non-indoEuropean languages. Figure 9.2 is a complete mess but it has important content.