To avoid knowledge lapses, you could _____.

• A. Review regularly
• B. Practice drills
• C. All answers are correct
• D. Rely on memory

Answer: (C)

Regular review keeps information fresh and counteracts forgetting, so you stay up to date on procedures and concepts. Practicing drills reinforces how you apply what you’ve learned, building familiarity and speed in recalling the correct steps under real or simulated conditions. Relying on memory becomes effective once you’ve built a solid foundation through review and drills, because strong memory retrieval helps you recall the right actions quickly when you need them. When combined, these approaches cover coming back to material, actively using it, and being able to retrieve it reliably, which is why “All of these” is the best choice.