1) What is memory? a) The ability to recall information b) The ability to store and retain information in the brain c) The ability to break down information into smaller chunks d) The ability to make personal connections with information 2) What is one trick to keep your memory in top form? a) Associating meaningful connections with chunks of information b) Thinking in images instead of words c) Using mnemonics to remember tricky information d) Spacing out learning and taking breaks 3) How can you remember someone's name? a) Break down the name into smaller chunks b) Create vivid and weird images associated with the name c) Use mnemonics to remember the spelling of the name d) Imagine a room and mentally place the person's name on furniture 4) What technique works better for remembering information? a) Associating personal connections with chunks of information b) Thinking in words instead of images c) Creating serious rhymes, songs, or poems d) Cramming for tests and exams 5) What is one tip for memorizing new words in a foreign language? a) Repeat them multiple times without taking breaks b) b. Create silly rhymes, songs, or poems with the new words c) c. Imagine a room and mentally place the words on furniture d) d. Associate personal connections with the new words 6) How should you space out your learning for effective memory retention? a) Take a break after every learning session b) Cram all the learning right before a test or exam c) Repeat the information multiple times without breaks d) Experiment to find the best spacing technique 7) What should you do to recall objects placed in an imaginary room? a) Take a walk around the room to visualize the objects b) Repeat the names of the objects multiple times c) Create weird and vivid images of the objects d) Associate personal connections with the objects

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