九年级英语课件：OXFORD ENGLISH SHANGHAI EDITION 9A CHAPTER 6 MEMORY.pptVIP

* The song reminds me of … memory n. memorize v. put into your memory; learn exactly short-term memory long-term memory lose your memory be unable to remember things accident injure hurt, damage method way of doing something improve make something get better basic most simple, main link join, connect imagine make a picture in your mind dramatic exciting, unusual the Guinness Book of Records memory memorize short-term memory long-term memory lose your memory accident injure imagine dramatic the Guinness Book of Records Word Competition way of doing something make a picture in your mind power of remembering things be unable to remember things make something get better most simple, main exciting, unusual Gong Yangling from Harbin in China has memorized more than ________ telephone numbers. Dominic O’Brien from Britain remembered the correct order of _______ playing cards, after seeing them just once. 15,000 1,820 We have a ____________ memory and a ___________ memory. When people get old, their ___________ becomes worse. short-term long-term short-term When you get old, three things start to go wrong. First, you start to lose your memory… Oh, dear! What are the other two things? Memory is essential for life. A man had an ________ and _______ his brain. Afterwards, he could not remember anything for longer than a few ________. accident injured minutes Which method is introduced to improve our memory? What should you do to use this method? What kind of pictures will help remember the things better? How to remember the word “smile” easily according to the article? Tr