Correct Answer:

a. Lateral parts of the frontal and parietal lobes 

b. Lateral parts of the temporal lobe

e. Internal Capsule

Additional Information:

(c.) The Hypothalamus is supplied by branches of the two vertebral arteries, rather than by branches of the common carotid artery; it would therefore not have its blood flow reduced by an embolus in the carotid system.

(d.) The Medial parts of the occipital lobe are supplied by branches of the two vertebral arteries, rather than by branches of the common carotid artery; they would therefore not have their blood flow reduced by an embolus in the carotid system.

( f.) The Thalamus is supplied by branches of the two vertebral arteries, rather than by branches of the common carotid artery; it would therefore not have its blood flow reduced by an embolus in the carotid system.