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Froggy Jumps 영어독해연습 빈칸추론 1번Online version 영어 독해 능력을 테스트하는 재미있는 퀴즈 게임입니다! by Yejin 1 How are category judgments made when they don't rely on_______? a typicality b rationality c visuality 2 After changes, what do most people call the altered lemon? a A lemon. b A fruit salad. c A non-lemon. 3 What does the example of the lemon illustrate about category judgments? a They can persist despite changes. b They are always based on typicality. c They are subjective and inconsistent. 4 What does the term 'prototype' refer to in the context of the lemon example? a The typical representation of a lemon. b A lemon recipe. c A new lemon variety. 5 What does the example suggest about the nature of categories? a Categories are always based on appearance. b Categories rely on typicality. c Categories can be flexible. 6 What is the main focus of the text regarding category judgments? a Judgments not relying on typicality. b Judgments relying on typicality. c Judgments based on taste. 7 What is the outcome of the lemon's transformation in the example? a It remains categorized as a lemon. b It is discarded as a non-lemon. c It is categorized as a fruit salad.

Froggy Jumps

영어독해연습 빈칸추론 1번Online version

영어 독해 능력을 테스트하는 재미있는 퀴즈 게임입니다!

by Yejin

How are category judgments made when they don't rely on_______?

typicality

rationality

visuality

After changes, what do most people call the altered lemon?

A lemon.

A fruit salad.

A non-lemon.

What does the example of the lemon illustrate about category judgments?

They can persist despite changes.

They are always based on typicality.

They are subjective and inconsistent.

What does the term 'prototype' refer to in the context of the lemon example?

The typical representation of a lemon.

A lemon recipe.

A new lemon variety.

What does the example suggest about the nature of categories?

Categories are always based on appearance.

Categories rely on typicality.

Categories can be flexible.

What is the main focus of the text regarding category judgments?

Judgments not relying on typicality.

Judgments relying on typicality.

Judgments based on taste.

What is the outcome of the lemon's transformation in the example?

It remains categorized as a lemon.

It is discarded as a non-lemon.

It is categorized as a fruit salad.

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영어독해연습 빈칸추론 1번Online version

by Yejin

How are category judgments made when they don't rely on_______?

After changes, what do most people call the altered lemon?

What does the example of the lemon illustrate about category judgments?

What does the term 'prototype' refer to in the context of the lemon example?

What does the example suggest about the nature of categories?

What is the main focus of the text regarding category judgments?

What is the outcome of the lemon's transformation in the example?

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