Explanation for Question 13 From the Reading Section on the 2020 March Sat
Okay. So now we have number 13 because number 13 starts with, 2 according to the passage. This is not letting me underline 3 for some reason. Um, there we go. 4 Yeah. So because of where their team starts with, 5 according to the passage, 6 um, we're going to go back into the passage, 7 right? And so it says, embodied cognition is the theory that thought does what, 8 um, I'm going to go up for the, 9 you know, the definition of body competition it's right here. 10 And a theory that thought might involve stimulating or simulating the activity patterns are 11 a sensory motor areas of the brain. So theory that thinking simulates 12 sensory motory areas, um, 13 or in sensory Mooney and motor areas are like the physical, 14 they're the areas that can feel like the physical aspects of your body. 15 Um, like if you're able to move and sit down and stand up and 16 all that good stuff. Right. So it's going to be, 17 see, it may involve thought may involve the activation of signals, 18 which are the sensory and motor signals that also control the body that control 19 the physical bottle. Right. I mean, I've got that information right from the passage. 20 Um, so that's what we're gonna do that one.