Unlocking the secrets of memory (module g)
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- Q 1/8Score 0What do we learn from lines 1-6 about making memories?29How it has affected readers' lives.what the reviewer thinks of the book.Why Filmore chose to write about memory.Why it is more popular than Filmore's other books.
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- Q1What do we learn from lines 1-6 about making memories?How it has affected readers' lives.what the reviewer thinks of the book.Why Filmore chose to write about memory.Why it is more popular than Filmore's other books.30s
- Q22. Complete the sentence. In lines 7-10, we learn why researchers...Users enter free textType an Answer30s
- Q33. What can we understand from lines 7-17 about "super memory"?It was discovered through research.It is a rare ability people are born with.It is the result of practice.It is not well understood.30s
- Q44. Complete the sentence. In lines 15-17, Filmore explains why most people no longer...Users enter free textType an Answer30s
- Q5In lines 4-6, the reviewer refers to the implications of research findings for real life. Give one of the implications. Base your answer on lines 18-25. Complete the sentence. One implication is that we cannot....Users enter free textType an Answer30s
- Q66. What can we understand from lines 26-33 about events in our own lives?We believe that we can remember them accurately.We need help in remembering the details.We don't accept other peoples' accounts of them.We remember mainly the traumatic events.30s
- Q77. In line 27, the reviewer refers to "a beneficial outcome" of playing with a patient's memories. What would a "beneficial outcome" be? Base your answer on another paragraph. Complete the sentence. The patient...Users enter free textType an Answer30s
- Q88. What do we learn from lines 34-39?Why Filmore writes about ethical issues.Why we need to know more about memory.Why memory is so complex.Why Filmore's book is thought provoking.30s
