Which of the following levels of Bloom's taxonomy is achieved by rote learning?

Rote learning means memorising by repetition, and it builds the ability to recall facts, which is the Remembering level, the lowest level of Bloom's taxonomy as restated by Anderson and Krathwohl (2001). Understanding requires the learner to explain or interpret meaning, which repetition alone does not provide. Applying and Analysing are higher still, requiring the learner to use knowledge in new situations or break it into parts.