Bloom's Taxonomy of Educational Objectives consists of six levels varying in complexity from the comprehension (simplest) to the synthesis (most complex) levels.

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Bloom's Taxonomy originally consisted of six levels of cognitive complexity, but the order is from Knowledge (simplest) to Evaluation (most complex). Later revisions updated the taxonomy and changed some terms, including Synthesis to Creating, but Synthesis was never considered the most complex level in the original hierarchy.

Bloom's Taxonomy of Educational Objectives Consists of Six Levels Varying