In order to avoid confusing entomology (the study of insects) with etymology (the study of the history of words), Vicky associates the sound "en" of entomology with the sound "in" of insects. What specific type of mnemonic is she using?

A) Acronym

B) Chain

C) Keyword

D) Peg-type

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6 September, 23:22

In order to avoid confusing entomology (the study of insects) with etymology (the study of the history of words), Vicky associates the sound "en" of entomology with the sound "in" of insects. What specific type of mnemonic is she using?

A) Acronym

B) Chain

C) Keyword

D) Peg-type

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Mckinley Horton · Answer 1

The type of mnemonic is she uses is a Keyword (option C)

Explanation:

Vicky is using the keyword approach to avoid the confusion of terms. She is using a common English word ("insects") to associate with the new word ("entomology").

In order to avoid confusing entomology (the study of insects) with etymology (the study of the history of words), Vicky associates the sound "en" of entomology with the sound "in" of insects. What specific type of mnemonic is she using?A) AcronymB) ChainC) KeywordD) Peg-type

In order to avoid confusing entomology (the study of insects) with etymology (the study of the history of words), Vicky associates the sound "en" of entomology with the sound "in" of insects. What specific type of mnemonic is she using?

A) Acronym

B) Chain

C) Keyword

D) Peg-type