According to the phenomenon of transfer-appropriate processing, if one encodes a list of words by thinking about whether they rhyme with other words, one will recall the list BEST if the test requires one to recognize words that:
A) start with the same letter as the words one learned.
B) rhyme with the words one learned.
C) are synonyms for the words one learned.
D) are antonyms for the words one learned.

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Transfer-appropriate processing suggests that memory performance is best when the type of processing done during encoding matches the type of processing required at retrieval. Therefore, if one encodes words by thinking about their rhymes, recall will be best if the test requires recognizing words that rhyme with the ones learned.

According to the Phenomenon of Transfer-Appropriate Processing, If One Encodes