When a school child from Australia was asked to draw a picture of the world, she drew:
A) an up-side down map
B) a picture of the world with Australia looking something like a kangaroo
C) a map showing the course of the America's Cup race
D) the ocean three times larger than scale
E) a picture of Australia much larger than it really is
Question 2
Evidence for mental imagery comes from Shepard and his associates, who demonstrated that:
A) the mental rotation of visual forms is difficult to explain in propositional terms
B) mental rotation is extremely time consuming
C) mental rotation of visual forms requires a decoding of signals to verbal codes, and then a recoding in visual
codes
D) mental rotation doesn't work
E) mental rotation does not apply to three dimensional forms
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