WorksheetsMemory MCQ Quiz
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 13mins
What is the first memory center in the Information Processing Model?
Working memory
Long-term memory
Sensory memory
Central executive
Which part of working memory briefly holds sensory input?
Long-term memory
Central executive
Short-term memory
Semantic memory
What does the central executive do?
Stores schemas
Coordinates cognitive functions
Holds stimuli for 1–2 seconds
Encodes motor information
Which type of coding involves language and sounds?
Visual coding
Motor coding
Semantic coding
Linguistic coding
What kind of coding involves muscle movement?
Semantic coding
Visual coding
Motor coding
Semantic coding is associated with:
Colors and shapes
Muscle movement
Abstract concepts and experiences
Sounds and rhythms
What is the capacity of short-term memory typically measured by?
Time spent studying
Number of items recalled
Emotional response
Schema complexity
What is a schema?
A type of sensory input
A memory trick
A cluster of related information
A visual image
Which memory center has unlimited capacity?
Sensory memory
Working memory
Short-term memory
Long-term memory
What is the purpose of retrieval cues?
Which principle of memory involves linking chunks of information?
Selectivity
Association
Recitation
Feedback
What does the mnemonic SAVE CRIB FOTO represent?
Types of sensory input
Principles of memory
Stages of memory processing
Types of coding
What does the principle of 'Visualization' encourage?
Repetition of facts
Creating mental images
Reading aloud
Physical movement
Which principle involves explaining information out loud in your own words?
Elaboration
Recitation
Intention
Feedback
15. 'Time on Task' emphasizes:
the amount of time students spend actively engaged in learning activities
the number of tasks assigned to students
the time teachers spend preparing lessons
the duration of school breaks
Which principle helps identify main ideas and important details?
Association
Selectivity
Feedback
Organization
What is the goal of 'Ongoing Review'?
To memorize examples
To rehearse previously learned information
To visualize new concepts
To multitask effectively
What does 'Big and Little Pictures' refer to?
Types of visual coding
Levels of information
Schema organization
Memory capacity
What is the role of feedback in memory?
To encode sensory input
To verify learning accuracy
To block distractions
To create schemas
Which principle involves creating a learning goal and plan of action?
Intention
Elaboration
Concentration
Recitation
