In procedural memory acquisition is by overt behavioral responding. Something happens which elicits a response, if the response is successful it is likely to be repeated. A troublesome question best ignored in a short paper. If you don't get it you haven't got it. Basically knowledge adds up over time.
Semantic memory is descriptive of concepts and facts.
Not if upon beaming at the next wolf to come along the very small creature were devoured. Again, a question best ignored in a short paper. Expression of knowledge in semantic memory is more flexible in that it can be applied to situations other than the one in which it was initially learned. Also problematic is Tulving's assertion that in semantic memory access is automatic and fast. McKoon et al.