All options are directional arrows except ▲ and ▼ which are triangles.

All options except Square are non-regular shapes.

All options are sequential letters except MNOP which skips some letters.

Semantic memory is contrasted with episodic memory, which involves personal experiences.

Semantic memory deals with facts and concepts, while figural memory relates to images and visual information.

Semantic memory is responsible for storing general knowledge and facts about the world.

Learning a new language primarily involves semantic memory for vocabulary and grammar.

Episodic memory is used for recalling specific historical events and personal experiences.

All options are even numbers, but 2 is the only prime number.

Figural memory pertains to the recall of visual and spatial information.

All options are perfect squares except 1 which is not a square of a whole number.

All options except Circle have straight edges.

Figural memory involves the ability to recognize and recall visual images, such as faces.

Semantic memory is not based on personal experiences; that is characteristic of episodic memory.

A Quadrilateral is a four-sided figure, not a triangle.

A Circle is not a polygon as it does not have straight edges.

Figural memory is useful for visualizing and manipulating pieces in a puzzle.

Figural memory aids in recalling visual layouts and spatial arrangements.