encodingThe first step informing amemory iswhen wereceive theinformation or...30secondsShort termmemorylasts thislongEpisodicMemoryType ofmemoryfor eventsMnemonicdeviceMaking a songfor letters youneed toremember isa..ProceduralType ofmemory forhow to dosomethinganxietyBadmemorycan becaused byVisuallearnerReadingnotes andcolor codingare for thistype of learnerLoudmusicWhen tryingto memorize,____ candistract youpruningWhen yourbrain gets ridof info youaren't using.DementiaThis disordercausespeople toforget eventsin their livesflashbulbmemoryEmotionallychargedmemory,good or badpersonallymeaningfulWe are morelikely torememberinformationthat is...OrganizedNotes areeasier to reviewand rememberwhen theyare...Youforget itIf you don'tuseinformationKinesthetic(physical)Rewritingnotes willhelp thistype oflearnerMemorythat favorsyour sideof the storyBiasmemorysensorymemoryLastsfor 3-4secondsAural orAudiolearnerReading aloudand listening tolectures are forthis type oflearnerMaking anew wordfrom firstletters1 exampleof amnemonicdevice..sensorymemoryMemory forwhat wefeel touchsmell etcDifferentlyPeople oftenrememberthe sameevents...LongTermMemorythat stayswith us forlifeholds just afew bits ofinfo like 7numbers or5 wordsShorttermmemorystorageWe accessmemorieshere toretrieve themlaterencodingThe first step informing amemory iswhen wereceive theinformation or...30secondsShort termmemorylasts thislongEpisodicMemoryType ofmemoryfor eventsMnemonicdeviceMaking a songfor letters youneed toremember isa..ProceduralType ofmemory forhow to dosomethinganxietyBadmemorycan becaused byVisuallearnerReadingnotes andcolor codingare for thistype of learnerLoudmusicWhen tryingto memorize,____ candistract youpruningWhen yourbrain gets ridof info youaren't using.DementiaThis disordercausespeople toforget eventsin their livesflashbulbmemoryEmotionallychargedmemory,good or badpersonallymeaningfulWe are morelikely torememberinformationthat is...OrganizedNotes areeasier to reviewand rememberwhen theyare...Youforget itIf you don'tuseinformationKinesthetic(physical)Rewritingnotes willhelp thistype oflearnerMemorythat favorsyour sideof the storyBiasmemorysensorymemoryLastsfor 3-4secondsAural orAudiolearnerReading aloudand listening tolectures are forthis type oflearnerMaking anew wordfrom firstletters1 exampleof amnemonicdevice..sensorymemoryMemory forwhat wefeel touchsmell etcDifferentlyPeople oftenrememberthe sameevents...LongTermMemorythat stayswith us forlifeholds just afew bits ofinfo like 7numbers or5 wordsShorttermmemorystorageWe accessmemorieshere toretrieve themlater

Memory - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. The first step in forming a memory is when we receive the information or...
    encoding
  2. Short term memory lasts this long
    30 seconds
  3. Type of memory for events
    Episodic Memory
  4. Making a song for letters you need to remember is a..
    Mnemonic device
  5. Type of memory for how to do something
    Procedural
  6. Bad memory can be caused by
    anxiety
  7. Reading notes and color coding are for this type of learner
    Visual learner
  8. When trying to memorize, ____ can distract you
    Loud music
  9. When your brain gets rid of info you aren't using.
    pruning
  10. This disorder causes people to forget events in their lives
    Dementia
  11. Emotionally charged memory, good or bad
    flash bulb memory
  12. We are more likely to remember information that is...
    personally meaningful
  13. Notes are easier to review and remember when they are...
    Organized
  14. If you don't use information
    You forget it
  15. Rewriting notes will help this type of learner
    Kinesthetic (physical)
  16. Bias memory
    Memory that favors your side of the story
  17. Lasts for 3-4 seconds
    sensory memory
  18. Reading aloud and listening to lectures are for this type of learner
    Aural or Audio learner
  19. 1 example of a mnemonic device..
    Making a new word from first letters
  20. Memory for what we feel touch smell etc
    sensory memory
  21. People often remember the same events...
    Differently
  22. Memory that stays with us for life
    Long Term
  23. Short term memory
    holds just a few bits of info like 7 numbers or 5 words
  24. We access memories here to retrieve them later
    storage