GEYL-6A2 CH.4 LS.7

Q: What aspects does our brain decide if the information is important?

A: They are _ _ _ _ _ _ _, _ _ _ _ _ _ _, and _ _ _ _ _ _ _.

• dreams

• things

• people

• places

• time

Q: What will happen if the brain thinks one piece of information is important?

A: It will _ _ _ _ _ _ _ the information as a memory.

• consider

• decide

• save

One part of your brain is used to make and store memories.

• True

• False

Your brain makes these things into memories:

• feelings

• sights

• smells

• sounds

• tastes

Q: What is the hippocampus?

A: It's _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.

• a big part of the brain

• a small part of the brain

• new memories in the brain

Q: How can we have a good memory?

A: To have a good memory, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.

• we don't have to train our memory.

• we need brain exercise

• we must be a genius

The brain remembers words and numbers better than images.

• True

• False

To remembers images, we look at them like numbers.

• True

• False

To remember a long list, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.

• we must go on an adventurous journey.

• we must make it as crazy as we can.

• we must wildly imagine the things from the list in our house

Q: What is mnemonic for?

A: It's for_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ and _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.

• remembering long numbers

• remembering things in order

• remembering pictures

• spelling things