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Who is Dr. Jim Coan?
A teacher
A doctor
A psychologist
A musician
Where is Dr. Coan from?
University of London
Harvard University
University of Virginia
University of New York
What is Dr. Coan doing an experiment to test?
Reading speeds
The Beethoven effect
The Mozart effect
Human hearing
The "Mozart effect" is the theory that listening to classical music makes you...
Smarter
Hungry
Sleepy
Sad
How does Jim test people's IQ in this experiment?
Using pictures
Using word puzzles
Using memory cards
Using math problems
What does "12 M O T Y" stand for?
12 monkeys on the yellow
12 mice on the yacht
12 men on the yard
12 months of the year
Did the first test subject figure out "12 M O T Y"?
They refused to answer
No, they didn't get it
Yes, immediately
Yes, after a long time
What does "7 W O T W" stand for?
7 wonders of the world
7 whales on the waves
7 words on the wall
7 weeks of the winter
How did the people do on the puzzles before listening to the music?
Average
Excellent
Not so well
Perfect
What kind of music does Jim play for the subjects?
Jazz
Mozart (Classical)
Rock
Pop
What is Jim trying to raise by playing the music?
Their IQ
Their energy
Their mood
Their heart rate
What does "24 H I A D" stand for?
24 hands in a drawing
24 hours in a day
24 houses in a district
24 horses in a desert
Did the subject figure out "24 H I A D"?
Yes
No
They gave up
Only with help
What does "18 H O A G C" stand for?
18 horses on a green coast
18 hours on a great clock
18 holes on a golf course
18 houses on a grand canal
How did most people do after listening to Mozart for a short while?
They fell asleep
They seemed to do better
They did worse
There was no change
What other kind of music does the transcript mention testing?
Rock music
Electronic music
Country music
Rap music
