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Article of the Week - 12 Things we Know About How the Brain Works
Article of the Week - 12 Things we Know About How the Brain Works
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Students read the article and then answer the questions for points.
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According to the article, repeating and adding additional information helps improve memory.
False
True
2
According to the article, the best way to improve your memory is to...
see, smell, listen, and touch things at the same time.
see and smell things at the same time.
see, smell, and listen to things at the same time.
3
According to the article, what is an example of how the brain is a survival organ?
All of the above.
It allows us to understand each other.
It allows us to feel safe.
It allows us to form relationships.
4
According to the article, cognitive performance
improves with people who exercise.
improves with people who are sedentary.
improves with people who are stressed at work.
improves with people who listen carefully.
5
While learning by listening, add a picture about what you are learning and you’ll remember…
50 percent 3 days later.
10 percent 3 days later.
65 percent 3 days later.
6
According to the article, your brain is built to deal with stress that lasts about...
30 minutes.
30 seconds.
15 minutes.
15 seconds.
7
According to the article, you remember things better when
exposer to information is repeated in timed intervals.
All of the above.
creating associations between unfamiliar andknown concepts.
newinformation is incorporated gradually into memory.
8
According to the article, when it comes to higher level tasks,
the brain pays attention to everything equally.
the brain is capable of multitasking efficiently. .
the brain pays attention to boring stuff.
the brain is not capable of multitasking efficiently.
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If you do not get enough sleep, it will negatively affect your thinking, memory, and mood.
False
True
10
Brains of children develop unevenly.
True.
False.
