The Mandela Effect

What is the Mandela Effect named after?

• The late South African President Nelson Mandela

• A famous actor

• A scientist who studied memory

• A popular movie

When was Nelson Mandela actually released from prison?

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• A collective false memory
• A new scientific theory

• A political movement

• A historical event

Which of the following is an example of the Mandela Effect?

• Accurate memory of historical events

• Correct spelling of "Looney Tunes"

• Correct quote from Darth Vader

• Mr. Monopoly wearing a monocle

The Mandela Effect suggests that large groups of people can remember the same false details.

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What line is often misquoted as "Luke, I am your father"?

• "I am your father, Luke"

• "No, I am your father"

• "Luke, you are my son"

• "Join me, Luke"

How does the Mandela Effect challenge our understanding of memory?

• • It shows memory is always accurate.

• It highlights the fallibility of memory.

• It proves that memories are not influenced by others.

• It confirms that memory is infallible.

Understanding the Mandela Effect can help us appreciate the complexity of human memory.

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Which theory about the Mandela Effect lacks scientific support?

• • False memories

• Confabulation

• Alternate realities or parallel universes

• Social influence on memory

What term describes the creation of a false memory without intent to deceive?

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