Twenty-five years from now, Breanna is on Jeopardy. One of the answers is "This person was the 44th president of the United States of America." Breanna says confidently, "Who was Barack Obama?" and is correct. To answer this question, Breanna has to use what part of her memory?

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Clare Hunter

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4 July, 21:53

Twenty-five years from now, Breanna is on Jeopardy. One of the answers is "This person was the 44th president of the United States of America." Breanna says confidently, "Who was Barack Obama?" and is correct. To answer this question, Breanna has to use what part of her memory?

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Jaydin Prince · Answer 1

Answer:Semantic memory

Explanation:Semantic memory is part of our memory which reserve general knowledge about the world around us, which we have acquored over the course of our lives. This general knowledge includes facts, meanings, ideas, concepts, these are all stored in our semantic memory. This knowledge can be cautiously recalled, those which we can unconsciously recall are stored in our procedural memory.