Unit 3-LS-Digital memory loss vocabulary

Listening to music doesnʼt affect my ability to concentrate while studying.

• (v) to disturb, prevent something from happening

• (v) to change or influence something

• (v) to hurt something intentionally

• (v) to improve the quantity and quality

I don't think using mobile devices has a significant impact on my memory.

• (n) an effect or influence on something

• (n) a power to develop the energy

• (n) keeping something in good quality

• (n) a storage place for memories

I can work more efficiently if I turn off my cell phone while studying.

• (adv) with high speed

• (adv) in a great quantity

• (adv) in a careful way

• (adv) without wasting time or energy

I think capacity is the most important thing to consider when buying a computer.

• (n) speed in which the process is done

• (n) amount of something that can be stored

• (n) the strength of tolerance against viruses

• (n) the characteristic of beauty in design

In my opinion, a good memory is the most important characteristic of a

good student.

• (n) an effect or influence on something

• (n) the ability to analyze and evaluate information

• (n) emotions that a person has toward education

• (n) quality or feature that is a typical part of someone

In my country, schools emphasize critical thinking more than memorization of facts.

• (n) thinking about issues without using one's opinion

• (n) the ability to analyze and evaluate information rationally

• (n) to analyze things by asking many different individuals

• (n) criticizing the way people think in a general way

I write several versions of my essays before I hand them in to my professor.

• (n) softwares that we use to type essays

• (n) corrected, or changed forms of one's work

• (n) different sizes of the same document

• (n) an essay that is not finalized yet

When I am working, I don't allow anything to interfere with my concentration.

• (v) to help someone with different opnions

• (v) to disturb, prevent something from happening

• (v) to join an activity as a colleague

• (v) to look at someone's work out of curiosity