Many states charge a levya taxon items such as groceries and clothing.
a. fee
b. tax
c. fine
d. bonus
Ques. 2Janet lived in an affluent part of town. The houses were like mansions and everyone seemed to have a gardener.
a. rich
b. historic
c. new
d. overgrown
Ques. 3Anastasia, who is usually quite loquacious, was strangely quiet in class today.
a. loud
b. talkative
c. lively
d. happy
Ques. 4Some crimes are so heinous that they are punishable with the death penalty or life in prison.
a. unusual
b. serious
c. utterly wicked
d. extremely large
Ques. 5A test is coming up in an advanced marketing class. Which of the following students has employed more of the recommended encoding strategies: Mimi, Sara, Jackson, or Vera?
a. Mimi schedules and participates in a review session three times a week prior to the test. She also creates an acrostic to help her recall the six principles of marketing, and she reads the chapters over several times.
b. Sara attempts to rewrite her lecture notes but she quickly realizes that she missed a lot of important information on some of the days. She goes back to her textbook to look for the missing information.
c. Jackson makes flash cards and memorizes all of the key terms in the assigned material He also organizes the cards into different categories so that he can study five or six of them at a time.
d. Vera also used Mimi's acrostic and attended the same review sessions. She made a concept map that organized the pros and cons of advertising with different kinds of media, and she tried to make connections with what she already knew, like associating the life cycle of a product to the life cycle of a caterpillar/butterfly.
Ques. 6Read the following sentence: Some societies believe in the practice of usufruct; consequently, perfidiousness is considered a serious crime. What do you know about the brain that would make remembering this information difficult?
a. You can't remember what you don't understand.
b. The brain prefers concepts that are simple.
c. Details about crime are hard to remember.
d. It would be hard to hold this information in working memory long enough to encode it.
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