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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. What is Jack restoring?
(a) A 1956 Chevy.
(b) A 1954 Dodge.
(c) A 1949 Mercury.
(d) A 1944 Dodge.
2. What provides visuomotor perception for a doctor?
(a) The use of hands and sight.
(b) The use of intuition.
(c) The use of mirrors and microscopes.
(d) The use of MRI and Cat scans.
3. What rule does Greenfield propose?
(a) A rule that illustrates how a child can sometimes change hand dominence.
(b) A rule that illustrates how an adult can sometimes change hand dominence.
(c) A hierarchical rule generator.
(d) A rule that a person uses to decide what skills to develop.
4. With whom does the University of New Mexico perform a study about communicative movements?
(a) Harvard.
(b) Stanford University.
(c) Gallaudet University.
(d) UCLA.
5. What is a polylith?
(a) A drawing that is three dimensional.
(b) An object made of joined units or subassemblies.
(c) A drawing with several layers.
(d) An object made completely of fibers.
Short Answer Questions
1. Who is Reed Hearon?
2. Who coins the term ChomTur?
3. What distinguishes a proficient surgeon from a mediocre one?
4. What does Wilson say laboring in the kitchen takes?
5. How do physicians get patients to take their medicines and follow instructions?
Short Essay Questions
1. Upon what does early medicine rely?
2. What type of therapy is used in many cultures and to what does it go back?
3. What do medicine and magic have in common?
4. What does William Calvin believe about female apes?
5. What must chefs do to create a meal?
6. Who is Paul Broca and for what is he known?
7. What does Wilson say about the skills of musical virtuosos?
8. What is one thing that influences which hand is dominant and what are a couple other characteristics that are often associated with one dominant hand or the other?
9. What two brain task does Noam Chomsky say are necessary for an individual to speak a language?
10. What area of the brain seems to be specialized for language and for how long has this are been adapted for language?
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