*0 Memory and Retrieval Practice

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT one of the three basic steps of memory?

• Encoding

• Retrieval

• Storage

• Forgetting

Multiple Choice

What is the role of neurons and neural pathways in the storage of information in the brain?

• Neurons store information by creating neural pathways.

• Neurons store information by deleting old pathways.

• Neurons store information by blocking neural pathways.

• Neurons store information by shrinking neural pathways.

Multiple Select

Which of the following statements are true about neural pathways?

• Some neural pathways are weak.

• Some neural pathways are strong.

• All neural pathways are equally strong.

• Neural pathways cannot change strength.

Multiple Choice

What happens to a memory connection if it is not used or reinforced?

• It strengthens

• It stays the same

• It weakens

• It becomes permanent

Multiple Select

Which of the following are major types of memory for learning?

• Working Memory

• Short-Term Memory

• Long-Term Memory

• Procedural Memory

Multiple Choice

Which type of memory is responsible for storing knowledge more permanently and includes episodic memory?

• Working Memory

• Short-Term Memory

• Long-Term Memory

• Sensory Memory

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of semantic memory?

• Knowing how to ride a bike

• Remembering the capital of France

• Typing on a keyboard

• Recalling how to tie your shoes

Multiple Choice

According to the slides, what is the truth about learning styles and the best method for learning?

• The best method depends on your learning style

• The best method depends on what you’re learning

• Everyone learns best visually

• Auditory learners always do better with spoken explanations

Multiple Choice

What is the 'illusion of knowing' as described in the lesson?

• When something feels familiar but hasn't been deeply learned

• When you remember everything you understand

• When you forget something immediately after learning it

• When you never review what you've learned

Multiple Choice

According to the lesson, what is a common misconception about being a 'math person' or 'science person'?

• Ability in a subject is fixed and cannot be changed

• Anyone can improve with effort and strategy

• Only some people are born with a 'math brain'

• Practice does not affect learning

Multiple Select

Which of the following are supported by research about learning and ability?

• The brain can grow and change with effort

• Students with a growth mindset learn more

• No one is born good or bad at a subject

• Ability is fixed and cannot be changed

Multiple Choice

What is one negative effect of multitasking while studying, according to the lesson?

• It slows you down and weakens memory

• It helps you remember more information

• It improves your ability to focus

• It makes learning easierWhat is one negative effect of multitasking while studying, according to the lesson?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a function of memory as described in the lesson?

• Storing information

• Organizing information

• Using information

• Digesting food