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1) People with prosopagnosia
- A) forget the faces of people they have not seen for a long time.
- B) are completely unable to recognise faces.
- C) also have trouble making decisions.
- D) comprise around 2.5% of the population.
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2) Scientists and therapists who study prosopagnosia
- A) have never found a cure for the condition.
- B) have developed strategies to help people who have the condition.
- C) have given up trying to find treatments.
- D) don't know what causes it.
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3) Joachim Bodamer, a German neurologist,
- A) wrote his paper on prosopagnosia in Greek.
- B) found the first case of prosopagnosia.
- C) talked about recognition strategies used by prosopagnosiacs.
- D) carried out subsequent studies on clothing and voice recognition.
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4) In his book, Oliver Sacks
- A) tried to raise public awareness about prosopagnosia.
- B) couldn't recognise his wife.
- C) did not realise that he suffered from prosopagnosia for a long time.
- D) wrote about his own experiences with prosopagnosia.
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5) Prosopagnosia
- A) has become more widespread in recent years.
- B) is a theory of face perception.
- C) can vary from person to person.
- D) is a process
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6) The majority of researchers believe that
- A) there is definitely a specific face perception system in the brain.
- B) people recognise complete faces rather than individual parts of the face.
- C) people cannot recognise parts of the face individually.
- D) objects are not recognised as one whole thing.
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