U4L6 - Exit Ticket - Memory and Memory Consolidation

The process of translating information into a form in which it can be stored in the brain is called ____(1)____, while the process of locating stored information and returning it to conscious thought is called ____(2)_____.

• A. (1) = storage, (2) = retrieval

• B. (1) = encoding, (2) = retrieval

• C. (1) = storage, (2) = chunking

• D. (1) = encoding, (2) = storage

A memory of a specific event is known as:

• episodic

• semantic

• implicit

• sensory

A memory of a specific fact is known as:

• episodic

• semantic

• implicit

• sensory

Remembering how to perform actions is an example of:

• Episodic memory
• Procedural memory
• Semantic memory
• Declarative memory

The three types of long term memory are:

• Episodic, visual, procedural
• Visual, semantic, procedural
• Recognition, acoustic, episodic
• Episodic, semantic, procedural

The three stages of the memory process (in the correct order) are:

• Encoding, retrieval, storage
• Visual encoding, acoustic encoding, retrieval
• Encoding, storage, retrieval
• Encoding, recognition, retrieval

Some memories are stored in terms of their meaning.  Which type of encoding is this?

• Visual
• Acoustic
• Semantic
• Tactile

Which type of memory has unlimited capacity to remember things your whole life

• sensory memory

• primacy

• long-term memory

• auditory memory

is also known as working memory

• sensory memory

• primacy

• short-term memory

• long-term memory

visual and auditory memory are part of:

• long-term memory

• working memory

• sensory memory

• recency