alleryWhy call the taxonomy's categories artificial?
AReal tasks mix several processes
BLearners do not use recall at all
CNo verbs can describe a level
DTeachers cannot assess any level
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Real tasks mix several processes
1. Critics say categories can be seen as artificial.
2. Real cognitive tasks often involve several processes at once, so sorting them into single labels can hide their interconnected nature.
3. The other options claim things the source does not say.
_Source: Wikipedia, Bloom's taxonomy, Criticism of the taxonomy_
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