Richardson, et al. (2014) foundfour times more residue from ____ in patients with Alzheimer's disease

Charlie is completing a "word search" puzzle

He first finds the word SOLDIER after looking for some time, but then is able to find the word MILITARY much more rapidly. This ability to find a stimulus more easily after encountering a similar stimulus demonstrates the process of A) pegwording. B) rehearsal. C) chunking. D) priming.

A very popular book that discusses common grammatical errors is called "Eats, shoots and leaves." This book title is humorous because the __________ ambiguity allows for two possible interpretations of the thought: (1) a person had a meal,

pulled out and fired a gun, and then exited, or (2) an animal consumes both shoots and leaves as part of its diet. a. semantic b. lexical c. structural d. morphemic