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  • Memory is individual and not ______ between two people.
    transformable
    transferrable
    transcommunicable
    transactional
  • I ______ that I _______ to the party until after the event.
    hadn't realised/ wouldn't have been invited
    couldn't realise/ had invited
    wasn't realising/ haven't been invited
    didn't realise/ hadn't been invited
  • I know I'm going to forget to call Tina-can you ____ my memory nearer the time please?
    run
    jog
    wrestle
    kick
  • Even though my grandmother is 84 years old, her memory is still amazingly ____
    true
    deep
    sharp
    wide
  • Did you put these pizzas in the fridge? I don't _____ buying them.
    recall
    recognise
    recount
    realise
  • I have a _____ recollection of meeting her before, but I'm not very sure.
    light
    clouded
    half
    vague
  • In spy movies they usually have to ______ information ____ having read or heard it once.
    commit/ to memory
    remember/ by memory
    contain/ in memory
    keep/ in memory
  • ______ not getting enough sleep can have negative effects on your memory.
    repeatedly
    repetitively
    repeatingly
    repetitionally
  • Some people may find it _____ to discover that there could be a forgetfulness gene.
    assuring
    reassuring
    ensuring
    insuring
  • Do you ever have an _______? That feeling when you can't get a song out of your head.
    ear bug
    ear snake
    ear lizard
    ear worm
  • There is _____ more research available about memory loss than in the past.
    substantially
    substancious
    substancely
    substantive
  • It can be easier to remember a ______ story than one with fewer details.
    descripted
    describable
    descriptive
    descriptative
  • The lecturer reminded us __ hand in our assignments by the end of the week.
    to
    for
    with
    of
  • When I _______, at the doctors I ______ an article about animals and memory.
    waited/ had read
    had waited/ was reading
    had been waiting/ used to read
    was waiting/ read
  • Jacky has a really ______ memory-she remembers what she was wearing two weeks ago, but she never remembers my birthday!
    choosy
    selective
    optional
    picky
  • Don't play that song again! It _____ really bad memories from my last holiday!
    triggers
    creates
    holds
    starts
  • I was really encouraged ___ my result in the memory test. It was much better than I expected!
    with
    for
    by
    in
  • My brother was in a car accident and _____ the memory of it for a whole year.
    shut out
    blocked out
    locked out
    put out
  • My grandfather has a great memory for faces. He always ____ people when he meets them in the street.
    recognises
    reminds
    notices
    memorises
  • Some people can remember conversations ___________, but I usually forget the details.
    word for word
    word on word
    from word to word
    word by word
  • If an event isn't ______ positive, over time we start to remember it ______.
    partly/ differentially
    partically/ differingly
    partfully/ differencely
    particularly/ differently