Then remove the lists and proceed on your visual journey, writing down all the objects you can recall from your partner's list. For example, memorizing a sequence of seemingly random digits is easy when that number series is your birth date or street address. Developing associations is also a helpful way to remember new information. Exchange numbers with a partner and memorize, using associations. Compose a list of 15 objects to memorize.
Exchange lists with a partner.
Set a time limit of five minutes to create a rhyme that incorporates the words on the list. Then use your rhyme to recall the memorized words. For example, the first and second chunks of a phone number consist of three digits and the third chunk contains four digits. Chunking the numbers makes a meaningless series easier to remember. Try memorizing a series of nine random numbers.