On the reading comprehension test, a student reads a sentence and then the examiner turns the page and asks the student to select which picture out of four best illustrates what he or she read.The student's memory for what was read is being tested using
A) recall.
B) relearning.
C) recognition.
D) redintegration.

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Recognition involves the ability to recognize information that has been previously learned or encountered, which aligns with the task of selecting the picture that best illustrates what was read. Recall involves actively retrieving information without any cues or prompts, relearning involves learning previously learned information again, and redintegration involves completing a partially remembered idea or word.

On the Reading Comprehension Test, a Student Reads a Sentence