WorksheetsMake-Believe Memories
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Which events are recalled with greater confidence?
a)
True events
b)
False events
2.
Is it possible to successfully resist the effects of misinformation?
a)
Yes
b)
No
3.
requested, asked for
a)
solicited
b)
contaminated
c)
suggested
d)
distorted
4.
a devoted science lover
a)
science freak
b)
science geek
c)
science buff
d)
science beef
5.
a plan or idea for someone to think about
a)
suggestion
b)
investigation
c)
collocation
d)
distortion
6.
(adj.) complete; instantaneous; without reservation, thoroughgoing; (adv.) completly, instantaneously
a)
upcoming
b)
outright
c)
outgoing
d)
easy-going
7.
a model or example
a)
stigma
b)
science
c)
paradigm
d)
design
8.
the conclusion that can be drawn from something, although it is not explicitly stated.
a)
implication
b)
collocation
c)
isolation
d)
implicit
9.
pollute
a)
grow
b)
contaminate
c)
question
d)
treat
10.
Order the sequence of the hard-boiled egg and dill pickle experiments below.
a) informing participants of the analyses of the data
b) plying them with false feedback
c) gathering data from the participants
a) informing participants of the analyses of the data
b) plying them with false feedback
c) gathering data from the participants
a)
a,b,c
b)
c,b,a
c)
a,c,b
d)
c,a,b
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