IELTS Speaking tip
Use personal examples to back up your points.
Vocabulary
- memories
- experiences
- events
- impressions
- feelings
- relationships
- landmarks
- stories
- lessons
- emotions
- achievements
- milestones
- moments
- connections
- details
Sample Answer
People tend to remember information that elicits strong emotional responses, often because emotions play a crucial role in memory formation. For instance, significant life events—such as weddings, graduations, or even tragic occurrences—are often etched in our minds due to their profound emotional impact. Additionally, vivid imagery or sensory experiences, like a distinctive smell or an evocative song, tend to enhance memorability. Furthermore, repetitive information, especially when presented in a narrative form, becomes easier to recall. This phenomenon can also be observed in educational settings, where stories or practical examples contextualize theoretical knowledge, making it far more relatable and memorable for learners. Overall, the interplay of emotion, imagery, and context significantly influences the efficiency of our memory retention.
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