A multiple-choice test is an example of measuring:
a) recall
b) sensory
c) recognition
d) reconstruction
memory.
Answer (2)
A multiple-choice test measures recognition memory, which assesses a student's ability to identify correct answers from provided options. This type of memory relies on cues, unlike recall memory that requires retrieving information without aids. Consequently, the correct answer is option c) recognition. ;
A multiple-choice test measures recognition memory, where students identify correct answers from given options. Unlike recall memory, which involves retrieving information without cues, recognition focuses on recognizing previously learned information. Therefore, the correct answer is option c) recognition.
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