Memory Techniques Worksheet: Memory Palace
Memory tip (Put it in its place): Steps: choose a place you know → fix stops in order → put pictures at stops → walk the route to recall. Always walk the stops in the same order — that is what keeps your list in order. More items than stops? Add stops. A new list? Put new pictures on the same stops.
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- 1.🏰 Which step of the memory palace is this: choose a place you know? (a) step 2 (b) step 1 (c) step 3 (d) step 4
- 2.🏰 In the memory palace method, which comes first: choose a place you know or walk the route to recall? (a) choose a place you know (b) walk the route to recall
- 3.🏰 In the memory palace method, which comes first: fix stops in order or put pictures at stops? (a) fix stops in order (b) put pictures at stops
- 4.🏰 In the memory palace method, which comes first: walk the route to recall or choose a place you know? (a) walk the route to recall (b) choose a place you know
- 5.🏰 In the memory palace method, which comes first: put pictures at stops or choose a place you know? (a) put pictures at stops (b) choose a place you know
- 6.🏰 Can you use the same palace again for a new list? (a) only once a year (b) no, never (c) yes, with new pictures (d) only for numbers
- 7.🏰 In the memory palace method, which comes first: walk the route to recall or fix stops in order? (a) walk the route to recall (b) fix stops in order
- 8.🏰 Memory palace — your route through your home: gate → door → shoe rack → sofa → TV. You place a drum by the gate, a lemon by the shoe rack, a jeep by the door, a monkey by the TV, an ice cream by the sofa. What did you place by the gate? (a) monkey (b) jeep (c) ice cream (d) drum
- 9.🏰 You have 10 items but your route has only 5 stops. What helps? (a) use no route (b) put all at one stop (c) add more stops (d) skip 5 items
- 10.🏰 Memory palace — your route through your school: classroom door → teacher’s desk → blackboard → library → playground. You place a sock by the teacher’s desk, an owl by the classroom door, a kettle by the playground, an umpire by the library, a frog by the blackboard. Walking the route, which item do you meet third? (a) sock (b) frog (c) kettle (d) umpire
- 11.🏰 Memory palace — your route through your school: notice board → stairs → classroom door → teacher’s desk → blackboard. You place a net by the blackboard, an onion by the stairs, a tent by the notice board, a mirror by the classroom door, a rope by the teacher’s desk. What did you place by the teacher’s desk? (a) onion (b) mirror (c) rope (d) net
- 12.🏰 In the memory palace method, which comes first: put pictures at stops or fix stops in order? (a) put pictures at stops (b) fix stops in order
- 13.🏰 What is another name for the memory palace? (a) the pomodoro (b) the rhyme method (c) chunking (d) the method of loci
- 14.🏰 Which step of the memory palace is this: put pictures at stops? (a) step 2 (b) step 1 (c) step 3 (d) step 4
- 15.🏰 Why must the stops always be in the same order? (a) no reason (b) it looks nice (c) to make it longer (d) to keep the order
- 16.🏰 Memory palace — your route through your home: door → shoe rack → sofa → TV → dining table. You place a fan by the shoe rack, a jalebi by the dining table, an igloo by the door, a kettle by the TV, a violin by the sofa. What did you place by the door? (a) violin (b) fan (c) kettle (d) igloo
- 17.🏰 In the memory palace method, which comes first: choose a place you know or put pictures at stops? (a) choose a place you know (b) put pictures at stops
- 18.🏰 Memory palace — your route through your walk to the park: fruit cart → park gate → swing → slide → bench. You place an inkpot by the park gate, a whistle by the swing, a kite by the slide, a wallet by the fruit cart, a candle by the bench. Walking the route, which item do you meet first? (a) whistle (b) wallet (c) kite (d) candle
- 19.🏰 Memory palace — your route through your home: gate → door → shoe rack → sofa → TV. You place a fan by the TV, a candle by the door, a parrot by the gate, a banana by the shoe rack, an umpire by the sofa. Where did you place the parrot? (a) sofa (b) door (c) shoe rack (d) gate
- 20.🏰 In the memory palace method, which comes first: walk the route to recall or put pictures at stops? (a) walk the route to recall (b) put pictures at stops
- 21.🏰 Memory palace — your route through your school: notice board → stairs → classroom door → teacher’s desk → blackboard. You place a whistle by the teacher’s desk, a net by the classroom door, a radio by the stairs, a bucket by the blackboard, a jalebi by the notice board. What did you place by the stairs? (a) whistle (b) radio (c) bucket (d) net
- 22.🏰 Memory palace — your route through your home: gate → door → shoe rack → sofa → TV. You place a tent by the sofa, a radio by the gate, a candle by the shoe rack, a jug by the door, a rose by the TV. What did you place by the shoe rack? (a) rose (b) candle (c) jug (d) radio
- 23.🏰 Which step of the memory palace is this: walk the route to recall? (a) step 1 (b) step 2 (c) step 4 (d) step 3
- 24.🏰 Which step of the memory palace is this: fix stops in order? (a) step 2 (b) step 3 (c) step 1 (d) step 4
- 25.🏰 Memory palace — your route through your home: gate → door → shoe rack → sofa → TV. You place a kettle by the sofa, an onion by the shoe rack, a ball by the gate, a candle by the TV, a tiger by the door. What did you place by the TV? (a) candle (b) tiger (c) kettle (d) ball
- 26.🏰 Memory palace — your route through your school: classroom door → teacher’s desk → blackboard → library → playground. You place a lamp by the library, an owl by the classroom door, a sock by the playground, a ball by the teacher’s desk, a doll by the blackboard. Where did you place the ball? (a) classroom door (b) library (c) teacher’s desk (d) blackboard
- 27.🏰 Which place makes the best memory palace? (a) a random new city (b) one you know very well (c) a blank wall (d) one you never saw
- 28.🏰 In the memory palace method, which comes first: put pictures at stops or walk the route to recall? (a) put pictures at stops (b) walk the route to recall
- 29.🏰 In the memory palace method, which comes first: fix stops in order or walk the route to recall? (a) fix stops in order (b) walk the route to recall
- 30.🏰 Memory palace — your route through your home: shoe rack → sofa → TV → dining table → kitchen. You place an umpire by the sofa, a tent by the shoe rack, an inkpot by the dining table, a shoe by the TV, a tiger by the kitchen. Where did you place the inkpot? (a) TV (b) dining table (c) shoe rack (d) sofa
- 31.🏰 Memory palace — your route through your walk to the park: fruit cart → park gate → swing → slide → bench. You place a tent by the park gate, a sock by the fruit cart, a mirror by the slide, an ant by the bench, a glass by the swing. What did you place by the park gate? (a) sock (b) glass (c) tent (d) mirror
- 32.🏰 Memory palace — your route through your home: shoe rack → sofa → TV → dining table → kitchen. You place an inkpot by the kitchen, a mango by the sofa, a goat by the shoe rack, a glass by the dining table, a cat by the TV. Walking the route, which item do you meet fourth? (a) mango (b) glass (c) goat (d) cat
- 33.🏰 In the memory palace method, which comes first: fix stops in order or choose a place you know? (a) fix stops in order (b) choose a place you know
- 34.🏰 Memory palace — your route through your walk to the park: post box → banyan tree → fruit cart → park gate → swing. You place a ball by the swing, a jug by the fruit cart, a lemon by the banyan tree, a van by the park gate, an igloo by the post box. Walking the route, which item do you meet fourth? (a) ball (b) van (c) jug (d) igloo
- 35.🏰 In the memory palace method, which comes first: choose a place you know or fix stops in order? (a) choose a place you know (b) fix stops in order
- 36.🏰 Memory palace — your route through your school: school gate → notice board → stairs → classroom door → teacher’s desk. You place a lamp by the classroom door, a candle by the teacher’s desk, a frog by the notice board, a guava by the stairs, an igloo by the school gate. Where did you place the guava? (a) notice board (b) classroom door (c) stairs (d) school gate
- 37.🏰 Memory palace — your route through your school: notice board → stairs → classroom door → teacher’s desk → blackboard. You place an onion by the stairs, a needle by the classroom door, a pillow by the notice board, an inkpot by the blackboard, an owl by the teacher’s desk. What did you place by the stairs? (a) onion (b) inkpot (c) owl (d) pillow
- 38.🏰 Memory palace — your route through your school: school gate → notice board → stairs → classroom door → teacher’s desk. You place a pillow by the notice board, a candle by the stairs, an urn by the classroom door, a pencil by the school gate, a spoon by the teacher’s desk. Walking the route, which item do you meet third? (a) urn (b) candle (c) pillow (d) pencil
- 39.🏰 Memory palace — your route through your home: shoe rack → sofa → TV → dining table → kitchen. You place a drum by the TV, a ladder by the kitchen, a glass by the sofa, a vase by the shoe rack, a mirror by the dining table. What did you place by the dining table? (a) vase (b) drum (c) mirror (d) ladder
- 40.🏰 Memory palace — your route through your home: gate → door → shoe rack → sofa → TV. You place a rose by the TV, an ant by the shoe rack, a sock by the door, a lemon by the gate, a kettle by the sofa. Where did you place the rose? (a) TV (b) shoe rack (c) gate (d) door
Answer key
- step 1
- choose a place you know
- fix stops in order
- choose a place you know
- choose a place you know
- yes, with new pictures
- fix stops in order
- drum
- add more stops
- frog
- rope
- fix stops in order
- the method of loci
- step 3
- to keep the order
- igloo
- choose a place you know
- wallet
- gate
- put pictures at stops
- radio
- candle
- step 4
- step 2
- candle
- teacher’s desk
- one you know very well
- put pictures at stops
- fix stops in order
- dining table
- tent
- glass
- choose a place you know
- van
- choose a place you know
- stairs
- onion
- candle
- mirror
- TV
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