Memory
Vocabulary
Trivia
State Capitals
American Holidays
100

This type of memory allows us to add numbers.

What is working memory?

100

Starts with "i"; means understood but not actually stated.

What is implicit?

100

What famous composer, born in Salzburg, was a gifted child?

Who is Mozart?

100

Capital of New York.

What is Albany?

100

Day of love celebrated on Feb. 14th.

What is Valentine's Day?

200

When we talk about information in a meaningful way it is called verbal ________.

What is elaboration?

200

Starts with "s"; means informal language.

What is slang?

200

Who was President during USA's Civil War?

Who is Abraham Lincoln?

200

Capital of New Jersey.

What is Trenton?

200
Day of American Independence.

What is July 4th?

300

This type of memory lasts from 100 to 500 milliseconds.

What is sensory?

300

Starts with "a"; it means to have a great deal of money.

What is affluent?

300

The name of Henry the VIII.'s first wife.

Who is Catherine of Aragon?

300

Capital of Massachusetts.

What is Boston?

300

The day all Americans eat turkey and cranberry sauce.

What is Thanksgiving?

400

The type of memory that concerns your knowledge of how you move your body, such as riding a bike.

What is procedural memory?

400

Starts with "c"; it means to come together.

What is converge?

400

American corporation with the slogan "Have it Your Way."

What is Burger King?

400

Capital of California.

What is Sacramento?

400

A day in January honors this Civil Rights leader.

Who is Martin Luther King?

500

It is the part of the emotion system in the brain that transfers information into long-term memory.

What is limbic system?

500

Starts with "s": the arrangement of words and phrases to create sentences.

What is syntax?

500

The Japanese chimp who outperformed humans in a memory test involving numbers.

Who is Ayumu?

500

Capital of Pennsylvania.

What is Harrisburg?

500

Federal holiday which celebrates the ending of slavery in America.

What is Juneteenth?