1. Knowledge

2. To arrange items in a logical or required sequence (e.g., smallest to largest, earliest to latest).
5. To express the same idea again, often in different words for clarity.
7. To commit information to memory so that it can be recalled accurately later.
10. To state or identify the title, term, or label of something.
11. To write down items one after another, usually without explanation, in bullet points or numbered form.
12. To create a copy or duplicate of something, either in writing, speech, or form.
14. To bring information back into mind from memory without external prompts.
15. To repeat words exactly as they were originally spoken or written, often with quotation marks.

1. To put items in a specific order or sequence according to a rule or criterion (e.g., chronological, alphabetical).
3. To keep information in memory over time without forgetting.
4. To state the exact meaning of a word, term, or concept, usually in a concise and precise manner.
6. To give a detailed account of something, including its characteristics, features, or qualities.
8. To identify something as familiar or previously encountered.
9. To pair items that correspond or relate to each other based on given criteria.
13. To say or write something again exactly as before.