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Stoneraise Quizzing

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Learning is made up of...

a)

Short-term memory

b)

Long-term memory

c)

Environment

d)

Thinking hard

2.

Information needs to be moved from the ________ into the long-term memory

a)

Brain

b)

Book

c)

Working memory

d)

Knowledge organiser

3.

The ‘working memory’ is responsible for all our waking thoughts and is where information is being actively processed, often considered to be ‘synonymous with the consciousness’.

a)

True

b)

False

4.

The working memory holds everything that we are thinking about, however, its capacity is very limited, and it can very quickly become overloaded. This is called...

a)

Brain freeze

b)

Levels of challenge

c)

Finding things hard

d)

Cognitive overload

5.

Pupils learn by recalling information from _________ and integrating new ideas with this existing knowledge.

a)

a knowledge organiser

b)

the working memory

c)

a classroom display

d)

a text book

6.

Which will you try next?

a)

Use a ready-made Kahoot! or Quizziz

b)

Design a Google Form to assess learning from a topic

c)

Write my own Quizziz or Kahoot!

d)

I am already confident and quizzing regularly

7.

Regular retrieval ensures that facts and essential knowledge are committed to the long-term memory and that forgetting is less likely to occur. A good way to do this is...

a)

Regular quizzes

b)

Copying down off the board

c)

Repeating lessons

d)

Interventions at the end of a topic

8.

Through consistent, high-quality teaching and learning, pupils can develop their prior knowledge of important ideas and concepts, committing this to the long-term memory, making the learning of new ideas easier.

a)

False

b)

True

9.

The information stored in long-term memory is unconscious, until it is brought back to the working memory upon retrieval.

a)

True

b)

False

10.

Regular quizzing in all curriculum subjects will help pupils to commit more to their long-term...

(a)