By Age Five or Six, Children Usually Know All of the Following

question 128

Multiple Choice

By age five or six, children usually know all of the following EXCEPT:

• A) familiar items are easier to remember.
• B) short lists are easier to learn than long ones.
• C) related items are easier to remember than unrelated ones.
• D) forgetting is likely to occur over time.

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Definitions:

LEO

Low Earth Orbit, a region of space around the Earth at altitudes between 160 to 2,000 kilometers, often used for satellites that require close communication with Earth.

MEO

Medium Earth Orbit, a region of space around the Earth above low Earth orbit (LEO) and below geostationary orbit (GEO), often used for satellites.

VEO

Vehicle Explosive Ordnance; often referring to explosive devices that are used or intended to be used in vehicles for malicious purposes. (If definition incorrect due to different VEO context, consider as "NO.")

Global Coverage

The extent to which a service or product is available across different geographical locations around the world.