var 3 Remembering and Forgetting

6. This student often comes late to class and often leaves his books or assignments at home. He has to do something about his ____.
7. May 8 is often celebrated in Europe as ____ Day. In Russia we celebrate Victory Day on May 9.
8. What smells or colours ____ you of some meaningful events in your life?
9. Nikolay Ostrovsky wrote his ____ novel between 1930 and 1934, when he was confined to bed.
10. My grandma is a bit ____. When she loses her glasses, I have to look for them.
11. It’s a feature of human psychic when unpleasant or uninteresting events are ____ out of students’ memory. If a teacher wants their students to do well in class, tasks should be exciting.
12. In order for your memory to be as ____ as possible, you should have enough sleep and sometimes use memorization techniques.

1. If you are a visual person, or a read/write learner, try to make ____ in order to memorize something. For example, imagine that nouns are printed in pink, and verbs in green.
2. Which part of the brain is responsible for ____?
3. I worked all day and went to bed early because of ____tiredness.
4. A piece of information first enters your short-term memory, then it is processed and transferred to your long-term memory. When we recall things, it means that pieces of information are ____ from our long-term memory.
5. My first day at school is still a very ____ event in my life.
7. Are face ____ systems always efficient? – No. In China they do not always work well with European faces.