Memories about facts and events (e.g., What a green light means, Where you attended elementary ...

Memories about facts and events (e.g., What a green light means, Where you attended elementary school, When to use a zone defense in soccer, How to spell aardvark, etc.) are stored in a memory system called the ____________ system.
 A. procedural
  B. cognitive
  C. declarative
  D. episodic

Question 2

Which memory system is responsible for storing knowledge of the rule Three strikes and you're out?
 A. Semantic system.
  B. Episodic system.
  C. Procedural system.
  D. All three systems working together.

Question 3

Consciously attending to information in working (short-term) memory, a process that potentially strengthens memories and leads to learning, is called
 A. encoding.
  B. rehearsal.
  C. retrieval.
  D. reminiscence.

Question 4

According to most modern memory researchers, memory can best be thought of as being
 A. a storage space.
  B. a retrieval process.
  C. both a storage space and a retrieval process.
  D. Researchers have not determined what memory is.

Question 5

List, in order from the least to the most structured, the four classifications of physical activity proposed by Cote and Hay. (All four must be correct for a correct answer.)

Question 6

The theory that transfer occurs between skills to the degree that they share similar characteristics was first proposed by Thorndike and Woodworth in 1901 and is called ____________ Theory.
 Fill in the blank(s) with correct word