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MEM - 4 - Long Term Memory - part 1 (PQ)

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which type of memory involves conscious recall?

a)

Procedural Memory

b)

Declarative Memory

c)

Semantic Memory

d)

Episodic Memory

2.

Which type of memory involves unconscious recall?

a)

Episodic Memory

b)

Semantic Memory

c)

Procedural Memory

d)

Non-declarative Memory

3.

Which memory is associated with the hippocampus and right prefrontal cortex?

a)

Procedural Memory

b)

Semantic Memory

c)

Declarative Memory

d)

Episodic Memory

4.

Which memory is associated with the left prefrontal cortex?

a)

Episodic Memory

b)

Declarative Memory

c)

Semantic Memory

d)

Procedural Memory

5.

Which memory is associated with the cerebellum and motor cortex?

a)

Episodic Memory

b)

Semantic Memory

c)

Procedural Memory

d)

Declarative Memory

6.

Which memory has specific elements of details, event, and emotion interwoven into a single memory?

a)

Procedural Memory

b)

Semantic Memory

c)

Declarative Memory

d)

Episodic Memory

7.

Information stored with reference to time and place refers to:

a)

Episodic memory

b)

Procedural Memory

c)

Semantic memory

d)

Working memory

8.

Information not available for conscious inspection refers to:

a)

Episodic Memory

b)

Procedural Memory

c)

Semantic Memory

d)

Working Memory

9.

Which 2 types of long term memory are declarative?

a)

episodic & procedural

b)

procedural & semantic

c)

semantic & episodic

10.

Which type of LTM is acquired through repetition and practice?

a)

semantic

b)

procedural

c)

episodic

11.

This type of LTM contains facts that are shared by everyone

a)

procedural

b)

episodic

c)

semantic

12.

Which of the following is procedural memory NOT associated with?

a)

temporal lobe

b)

cerebellum

c)

basal ganglia

d)

motor cortex

13.

Does the existence of different types of LTM support or contradict the multi store model of memory?

a)

support

b)

contradict