Quite Often, Children Who Grow Up on Farms and Learn

question 58

Multiple Choice

Quite often, children who grow up on farms and learn to drive tractors have an easier time later learning to drive cars than do children who had no such previous experience. This phenomenon is referred to as

• A) general transfer.
• B) specific transfer.
• C) far transfer.
• D) high-road transfer.

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Definitions:

Windings

Coils of wire, typically copper, wound around a core or form, used in electrical machines and devices to generate magnetic fields or induce voltages.

Drive Gear

A gear that transmits power from the engine to the drivetrain in a vehicle, facilitating movement.

Armature

The rotating coil or core of a generator or motor on which the winding is placed and electrical current is induced.

Driveshaft

A mechanical component for transmitting torque and rotation, usually used in vehicles to connect other components of the drivetrain that cannot be directly connected.