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Hayley I

04 Januari 2022 07:37

The human memory was formerly believe to be rather inefficient as compared with, for example, computers. But we are finding that we probably have much more sophisticated mechanism than we had . . . .. ( 1 1 6) ...... assumed. Researchers . . .. (1 1 7).. .. the problem from a variety of points of view have all concluded that there is a great deal more stored in our minds that . . . .. ( 1 1 8) . . . .. generally assumed. Dr. Wilder Penfield, a Canadian neuro surgeon proved that by stimulating their brain electrically, he . . . .. (1 1 9) . . . .. elicit the total recall of complex events in his subject's live. Even d reams and other minor events supposedly forgotten for many years suddenly . . . .. (1 20) ... . in detail. The memory trace, which forms the internal representation of the specific information about an event stored in the memory, is probably made by structural changed in the brain, . . . .. (121 ) ...... . the problem is that the memory trace isn't really subject to direct ... . (1 22) . . . .. because it's more a theoretical construct that we use ... . ( 1 23) ...... about how information presented at a particular time can cause performance at a later time. 123. A. speculating B. to speculate C. we speculate D. speculated E. to be speculating

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Rayyan R

04 Januari 2022 07:36

The human memory was formerly believe to be rather inefficient as compared with, for example, computers. But we are finding that we probably have much more sophisticated mechanism than we had . . . .. ( 1 1 6) ...... assumed. Researchers . . .. (1 1 7).. .. the problem from a variety of points of view have all concluded that there is a great deal more stored in our minds that . . . .. ( 1 1 8) . . . .. generally assumed. Dr. Wilder Penfield, a Canadian neuro surgeon proved that by stimulating their brain electrically, he . . . .. (1 1 9) . . . .. elicit the total recall of complex events in his subject's live. Even d reams and other minor events supposedly forgotten for many years suddenly . . . .. (1 20) ... . in detail. The memory trace, which forms the internal representation of the specific information about an event stored in the memory, is probably made by structural changed in the brain, . . . .. (121 ) ...... . the problem is that the memory trace isn't really subject to direct ... . (1 22) . . . .. because it's more a theoretical construct that we use ... . ( 1 23) ...... about how information presented at a particular time can cause performance at a later time. 122. A. observe D. observation B. observed E. observably C. observable

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Nur A

04 Januari 2022 07:36

The human memory was formerly believe to be rather inefficient as compared with, for example, computers. But we are finding that we probably have much more sophisticated mechanism than we had . . . .. ( 1 1 6) ...... assumed. Researchers . . .. (1 1 7).. .. the problem from a variety of points of view have all concluded that there is a great deal more stored in our minds that . . . .. ( 1 1 8) . . . .. generally assumed. Dr. Wilder Penfield, a Canadian neuro surgeon proved that by stimulating their brain electrically, he . . . .. (1 1 9) . . . .. elicit the total recall of complex events in his subject's live. Even d reams and other minor events supposedly forgotten for many years suddenly . . . .. (1 20) ... . in detail. The memory trace, which forms the internal representation of the specific information about an event stored in the memory, is probably made by structural changed in the brain, . . . .. (121 ) ...... . the problem is that the memory trace isn't really subject to direct ... . (1 22) . . . .. because it's more a theoretical construct that we use ... . ( 1 23) ...... about how information presented at a particular time can cause performance at a later time. 121. A. therefore D. hence B. moreover E. but C. despite

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Hayley I

04 Januari 2022 07:36

The human memory was formerly believe to be rather inefficient as compared with, for example, computers. But we are finding that we probably have much more sophisticated mechanism than we had . . . .. ( 1 1 6) ...... assumed. Researchers . . .. (1 1 7).. .. the problem from a variety of points of view have all concluded that there is a great deal more stored in our minds that . . . .. ( 1 1 8) . . . .. generally assumed. Dr. Wilder Penfield, a Canadian neuro surgeon proved that by stimulating their brain electrically, he . . . .. (1 1 9) . . . .. elicit the total recall of complex events in his subject's live. Even d reams and other minor events supposedly forgotten for many years suddenly . . . .. (1 20) ... . in detail. The memory trace, which forms the internal representation of the specific information about an event stored in the memory, is probably made by structural changed in the brain, . . . .. (121 ) ...... . the problem is that the memory trace isn't really subject to direct ... . (1 22) . . . .. because it's more a theoretical construct that we use ... . ( 1 23) ...... about how information presented at a particular time can cause performance at a later time. 120. A. was emerging B. emerged C. had emerged D. have been emerging E. were emerging

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Rayyan R

04 Januari 2022 07:36

The human memory was formerly believe to be rather inefficient as compared with, for example, computers. But we are finding that we probably have much more sophisticated mechanism than we had . . . .. ( 1 1 6) ...... assumed. Researchers . . .. (1 1 7).. .. the problem from a variety of points of view have all concluded that there is a great deal more stored in our minds that . . . .. ( 1 1 8) . . . .. generally assumed. Dr. Wilder Penfield, a Canadian neuro surgeon proved that by stimulating their brain electrically, he . . . .. (1 1 9) . . . .. elicit the total recall of complex events in his subject's live. Even d reams and other minor events supposedly forgotten for many years suddenly . . . .. (1 20) ... . in detail. The memory trace, which forms the internal representation of the specific information about an event stored in the memory, is probably made by structural changed in the brain, . . . .. (121 ) ...... . the problem is that the memory trace isn't really subject to direct ... . (1 22) . . . .. because it's more a theoretical construct that we use ... . ( 1 23) ...... about how information presented at a particular time can cause performance at a later time. 119. A. would rather D. Should have B. must have E. used to C. was able to

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Nur A

04 Januari 2022 07:36

The human memory was formerly believe to be rather inefficient as compared with, for example, computers. But we are finding that we probably have much more sophisticated mechanism than we had . . . .. ( 1 1 6) ...... assumed. Researchers . . .. (1 1 7).. .. the problem from a variety of points of view have all concluded that there is a great deal more stored in our minds that . . . .. ( 1 1 8) . . . .. generally assumed. Dr. Wilder Penfield, a Canadian neuro surgeon proved that by stimulating their brain electrically, he . . . .. (1 1 9) . . . .. elicit the total recall of complex events in his subject's live. Even d reams and other minor events supposedly forgotten for many years suddenly . . . .. (1 20) ... . in detail. The memory trace, which forms the internal representation of the specific information about an event stored in the memory, is probably made by structural changed in the brain, . . . .. (121 ) ...... . the problem is that the memory trace isn't really subject to direct ... . (1 22) . . . .. because it's more a theoretical construct that we use ... . ( 1 23) ...... about how information presented at a particular time can cause performance at a later time. 118. A. was being D. will be B. is E. is being C. had been

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Hayley I

04 Januari 2022 07:36

The human memory was formerly believe to be rather inefficient as compared with, for example, computers. But we are finding that we probably have much more sophisticated mechanism than we had . . . .. ( 1 1 6) ...... assumed. Researchers . . .. (1 1 7).. .. the problem from a variety of points of view have all concluded that there is a great deal more stored in our minds that . . . .. ( 1 1 8) . . . .. generally assumed. Dr. Wilder Penfield, a Canadian neuro surgeon proved that by stimulating their brain electrically, he . . . .. (1 1 9) . . . .. elicit the total recall of complex events in his subject's live. Even d reams and other minor events supposedly forgotten for many years suddenly . . . .. (1 20) ... . in detail. The memory trace, which forms the internal representation of the specific information about an event stored in the memory, is probably made by structural changed in the brain, . . . .. (121 ) ...... . the problem is that the memory trace isn't really subject to direct ... . (1 22) . . . .. because it's more a theoretical construct that we use ... . ( 1 23) ...... about how information presented at a particular time can cause performance at a later time. 117. A. thinking D. comparing B. realizing E. approaching C. reminding

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Rayyan R

04 Januari 2022 07:36

The human memory was formerly believe to be rather inefficient as compared with, for example, computers. But we are finding that we probably have much more sophisticated mechanism than we had . . . .. ( 1 1 6) ...... assumed. Researchers . . .. (1 1 7).. .. the problem from a variety of points of view have all concluded that there is a great deal more stored in our minds that . . . .. ( 1 1 8) . . . .. generally assumed. Dr. Wilder Penfield, a Canadian neuro surgeon proved that by stimulating their brain electrically, he . . . .. (1 1 9) . . . .. elicit the total recall of complex events in his subject's live. Even d reams and other minor events supposedly forgotten for many years suddenly . . . .. (1 20) ... . in detail. The memory trace, which forms the internal representation of the specific information about an event stored in the memory, is probably made by structural changed in the brain, . . . .. (121 ) ...... . the problem is that the memory trace isn't really subject to direct ... . (1 22) . . . .. because it's more a theoretical construct that we use ... . ( 1 23) ...... about how information presented at a particular time can cause performance at a later time. 116. A. rarely D. practically B. directly E. considerably C. originally

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Hayley I

04 Januari 2022 07:36

One morning in August 1 888, Bertha Benz and her two son, Eugen(15) and Richard (13) woke up early. They got dressed very quietly, .. .. (1 0 1 ) .... as not to waken the head of the family, Karl benz. They left a note that said, " We are going to visit grandma:' They crept out to Mr. Benz's wokshop, opened the door, and pushed out a three-wheeled .... (1 02) .... It was the fruit of Mr. Benz's long and had wor- the first engine car. Imagine it :a wooden workshop .... (1 03) ... . , more similar to a horse carriage than to the cars we have now: no roof, no hood, two wheels in the back but only one wheel in the front, a kind of handle instead of a steering wheel, leather covered seats, and the most impotant part, a 2.5 hose power single-cylinder four-stroke engine. The car that Mrs. Benz and her sons rolled out of the workshop had gone through a great deal of development since its registration (no. DRP 37435) two yea rs before., Mr Benz felt it6 needed even more work and ... . ( 1 04) ... . He believed that most people would not trust such a new thing enough to be wi lling to buy it, and so it seemed to him that the prospects to a ny success on the ma rket were not good . . . .. (1 OS) ... . , his lovi ng and energetic wife believed immensely in his abil ities, and was more than certa in that the fru it was ripe enough to be picked. 105. A. thus B. besides C. in contrast D. therefore E. Furthermore

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Rayyan R

04 Januari 2022 07:36

One morning in August 1 888, Bertha Benz and her two son, Eugen(15) and Richard (13) woke up early. They got dressed very quietly, .. .. (1 0 1 ) .... as not to waken the head of the family, Karl benz. They left a note that said, " We are going to visit grandma:' They crept out to Mr. Benz's wokshop, opened the door, and pushed out a three-wheeled .... (1 02) .... It was the fruit of Mr. Benz's long and had wor- the first engine car. Imagine it :a wooden workshop .... (1 03) ... . , more similar to a horse carriage than to the cars we have now: no roof, no hood, two wheels in the back but only one wheel in the front, a kind of handle instead of a steering wheel, leather covered seats, and the most impotant part, a 2.5 hose power single-cylinder four-stroke engine. The car that Mrs. Benz and her sons rolled out of the workshop had gone through a great deal of development since its registration (no. DRP 37435) two yea rs before., Mr Benz felt it6 needed even more work and ... . ( 1 04) ... . He believed that most people would not trust such a new thing enough to be wi lling to buy it, and so it seemed to him that the prospects to a ny success on the ma rket were not good . . . .. (1 OS) ... . , his lovi ng and energetic wife believed immensely in his abil ities, and was more than certa in that the fru it was ripe enough to be picked. 104. A. existence B. treatment C. enjoyment D. impression E. improvement

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