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Repeated processing lets a learner recall exact words but not what?

ATheir meaning
BTheir length
CTheir order
DTheir sound
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Their meaning
1. Rote learning aims at exact recall. 2. Repetition gives recall of the material exactly but not its meaning. 3. Order, length and sound are what exact recall preserves. _Source: Wikipedia, Learning, Rote learning_
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