Question 1

When you broke them down into what they actually do, you discovered that some of the Learning principles work best in combination with other Learning principles.

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The answer of When you broke them down into what...

Question 2

You are able to take information that you need to learn, make connections and predictions that certain principles would work better than others.

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The answer of You are able to take information that...

Question 3

Once you were able to list the Learning principles, you then worked on being able to understand and explain them.

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The answer of Once you were able to list the...

Question 4

Dendrite
A)Gap between axon and dendrite
B)Cell Body
C)Chemicals that transmit information between axons and dendrites
D)The membrane of the cortex
E)Sentence, word, or rhyme used to remember something
F)Visualization, recitation, physical involvement
G)Long single fiber that sends information
H)Twig–like branches that receive information

Accepted Answer

Dendrites are the twig-like branches that receive information.

Question 5

Synapse
A)Gap between axon and dendrite
B)Cell Body
C)Chemicals that transmit information between axons and dendrites
D)The membrane of the cortex
E)Sentence, word, or rhyme used to remember something
F)Visualization, recitation, physical involvement
G)Long single fiber that sends information
H)Twig–like branches that receive information

Accepted Answer

A synapse is the gap between an axon of one neuron and a dendrite of another neuron where neurotransmitters are released to transmit information.

Question 6

Neuron
A)Gap between axon and dendrite
B)Cell Body
C)Chemicals that transmit information between axons and dendrites
D)The membrane of the cortex
E)Sentence, word, or rhyme used to remember something
F)Visualization, recitation, physical involvement
G)Long single fiber that sends information
H)Twig–like branches that receive information

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The answer of Neuron
A)Gap between axon and dendrite
B)Cell Body
C)Chemicals that...

Question 7

Neurotransmitters
A)Gap between axon and dendrite
B)Cell Body
C)Chemicals that transmit information between axons and dendrites
D)The membrane of the cortex
E)Sentence, word, or rhyme used to remember something
F)Visualization, recitation, physical involvement
G)Long single fiber that sends information
H)Twig–like branches that receive information

Accepted Answer

Neurotransmitters are chemicals that transmit information between axons and dendrites in the gap between them, known as the synapse.

Question 8

Mnemonic device
A)Gap between axon and dendrite
B)Cell Body
C)Chemicals that transmit information between axons and dendrites
D)The membrane of the cortex
E)Sentence, word, or rhyme used to remember something
F)Visualization, recitation, physical involvement
G)Long single fiber that sends information
H)Twig–like branches that receive information

Accepted Answer

A mnemonic device is a sentence, word, or rhyme used to aid memory and help remember information.

Question 9

Axon
A)Gap between axon and dendrite
B)Cell Body
C)Chemicals that transmit information between axons and dendrites
D)The membrane of the cortex
E)Sentence, word, or rhyme used to remember something
F)Visualization, recitation, physical involvement
G)Long single fiber that sends information
H)Twig–like branches that receive information

Accepted Answer

Axon is a long single fiber that sends information from the cell body to other neurons or muscles.

Answer: H
 Dendrites are twig-like branches that receive information from other neurons and transmit it towards the cell body.

Quiz 3: Learning Strategies and Brain Function: Exploring Memory, Attention, and Comprehension

When you broke them down into what they actually do, you discovered that some of the Learning principles work best in combination with other Learning principles.

You are able to take information that you need to learn, make connections and predictions that certain principles would work better than others.

Once you were able to list the Learning principles, you then worked on being able to understand and explain them.

Dendrite

Synapse

Neuron

Neurotransmitters

Mnemonic device

Axon