Ability to remember the correct sequence of letters in words, involves visual ______.

Ability to remember the correct sequence of letters in words, involves visual ______.

• A. Recall
• B. Retention
• C. Memory
• D. Recognition

Answer: (C)

Visual memory is the ability to hold and recall information you see, like the exact order of letters in a word. When you read a word and need to remember how its letters are arranged, your working memory keeps the visual sequence in mind long enough to reproduce it. This is more specific than retention (keeping information over time in general) and different from recall (retrieving without cues) or recognition (identifying something as familiar). So the best fit is memory, completing the phrase as “visual memory.”

Visual memory is the ability to hold and recall information you see, like the exact order of letters in a word. When you read a word and need to remember how its letters are arranged, your working memory keeps the visual sequence in mind long enough to reproduce it. This is more specific than retention (keeping information over time in general) and different from recall (retrieving without cues) or recognition (identifying something as familiar). So the best fit is memory, completing the phrase as “visual memory.”