Memory

Joe has a …………………… memory. He can read a page of any book and then remember everything on it.

• vague

• jogged

• earliest

• photographic

to be unable to remember sth

to memorise sth

to sound familiar

to try to recall an event

to remember sth

I can remember all the details of my holiday in Prague. I have such ……………memories of it.

• photographic

• vague

• vivid

• earliest

Which word best completes the sentence: 'She has a ______ memory, often recalling events from her childhood with great detail.'

• vague

• selective

• vivid

• faded

What is the meaning of the word 'nostalgia' in the context of memory?

• A longing for the past

• A type of memory loss

• A photographic memory

• A vivid imagination

Identify the sentence with correct grammar:

• Memory are important for learning.

• Memories is important for learning.

• Memory is important for learning.

• Memories are important for learning.