Which verbs align with the Remember level in Bloom's taxonomy?

• A. list
• B. explain
• C. name
• D. design

Answer: (A)

Remembering is about retrieving information from memory—facts, terms, and basic concepts. The verb that best signals this kind of retrieval is to list: it requires recalling a set of items you’ve learned and presenting them in order or as a group. Naming also involves recall, but it tends to refer to a single item rather than a whole set, so it’s not as strong a signal of recalling multiple pieces of information. Explaining moves beyond recall to articulate meaning or reasoning, which fits higher levels like Understand. Designing involves creating something new, which falls under Create. So listing is the clearest example of the Remember level.