Do you trust your memory

You were supposed to call your friend yesterday, but you completely forgot. How would you describe what happened?

• I had a vague recollection of it.

• It was on the tip of my tongue.

• It slipped my mind.

• It brought back memories.

Seeing an old photo of your childhood home reminds you of the times you spent playing in the neighbourhood.
What does this experience do?

• It’s on the tip of your tongue.

• It brings back memories.

• It's off the top of your head.

• It slips your mind.

Your friend asks you, “What’s the capital of Sweden?” You answer without thinking too much. How did you answer?

• Off the top of my head.

• By reminiscing about it.

• With a vague recollection.

• By taking a trip down memory lane.

You kind of remember meeting someone at a party last year, but you’re not completely sure.
How would you describe your memory of this person?

• It rings a bell.

• It was on the tip of my tongue.

• I have a vague recollection.

• I took a trip down memory lane.

You’re trying to recall the name of a football player, and you almost remember it, but you just can’t quite say it.
How would you describe this feeling?

• It slipped my mind.

• It rings a bell.

• I have a vague recollection.

• It’s on the tip of my tongue.

Your coworker mentions a place and it sounds familiar, but you’re not sure why. What might you say?

• That rings a bell.

• That brings back memories.

• That’s on the tip of my tongue.

• That slipped my mind.

You and your friends sit together, talking fondly about your high school days and laughing about old memories.

What are you doing?

• Bringing back memories.

• Letting it slip your mind.

• Having a vague recollection.

• Reminiscing about the past.

You reminisce ______ something.

Ring a ______

____ the top of my head.