Memory 1
Memory 2
Memory 3
Language
100
This type of memory involves how to do something like ride a bike.
What is procedural memory? 
100
Grouping items together to remember then is know as this. 
What is chunking? 
100
Multiple choice tests require this type of retrieval.
What is recognition? 
100

The most basic unit of language

What is a phoneme?

200
When we remember the first item on a list. 
What is primacy?
200

Grouping items into logical and related categories

What are hierarchies?

200
This happens when new memories are blocked from forming.
What is proactive interference?
200

The first stage of speech in infants

What is babbling?

300
When we remember the last item on a list. 
What is recency?
300
This is the reason people cannot remember their birth. 
What is infantile amnesia? 


300
This is what uninformed people call photographic memory?
What is eidetic memory?
300

The smallest meaningful unit of language

What is a morpheme?

400
This is how much information working or short-term memory can hold at one time. 
What is 5 to 7 items? 
400

The inability to form new memories

What is anterograde amnesia?

400
This type of memory is helped when people return to the place where the event happened.
What is state-dependent memory? 
400

The type of speech that typically involves simple phrases that include a noun and a verb

What is telegraphic speech?

500
This part of your brain is most involved in creating memories. 
What is the hippocampus? 
500
Using an acronym to remember the stages of memory is an example of this storage method.
What is a mnemonic device?
500
In order for you remember something that happened today tomorrow you must do this.
What is move a memory from short to long term?
500

The number of morphemes in the word unbreakable

What is three?

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