When professional chess players play against amateurs, they sometimes make it more challenging for themselves by playing several games at once, while blindfolded (с завязанными глазами), so they can’t see the boards. Their opponents have to tell them where they are moving their pieces, and the professionals play by ____ where everything is on the board. Of course, it’s not only chess players who need good memories. Some judges have to remember thousands of laws. Actors must learn their lines but also remember ____ a step to the left , turn around, and take a pace to the right. How can people like this prepare so as not ____ the information they need􀀈 One technique is ____ a memory palace. ____ lists of objects, you can imagine a huge building. Inside it, you put each imaginary object in its special place. ____ the location, you imagine the objects somewhere meaningful. So a hat might hang above a door, a book might be placed by a bed. ____ the objects, you enter the imaginary building and walk around ‘seeing’ the objects in the places where you have put them. Occasionally, teachers ask students to ____ memory palaces to help them remember important facts. My advice? Try ____ the objects somewhere signifi cant to you. And don’t forget ____ the door to the building. Opening it is a vital part of the remembering process.

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