If 10 words are presented at the same time, is it still considered a 'free recall' test? I'm a little bit confused about the definition of a free recall test. According to Wikipedia:


  Items are usually presented one at a time for a short duration, ...


If 10 items are presented at the same time for a short duration and subjects are asked to recall them later, could you still say this is a free recall test?
Free recall refers to not being given exemplars during the retrieval task. For example, multiple choice would be called recognition here, not recall. The format of the presentation such as simultaneous vs. serial, or format of the recall in terms of ordering or grouping, would not affect the term free recall.