Super memory--super student by Harry Lorayne

Author:Harry Lorayne
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: Memory, Mnemonics
Publisher: Little, Brown
Published: 1990-11-13T16:00:00+00:00

(Using ma won't confuse you into thinking that this is the third item, because you know you're using gun, glue, and so on for numerical position.) The gun shoots cheese ('60) into her nose ('20). This association will tell you that the first listing (gun) is George III (gorge ma) and that he reigned from 1760 to 1820 (cheese nose). See the picture clearly and you'll know the information.

2 (glue). George IV: 1820 to 1830. A gigantic loaf of rye bread is in a gorge (George IV). Associate that to glue, and that to, say, no sums ('20-30).

3 (tree). William IV: 1830 to 1837. A yam is writing its will on a bottle of rye (William IV). Connect that to tree, and that to messy mug ('30-37).

4 (door). Victoria: 1837 to 1901. A door makes the victory sign (Victoria). Associate that with my guest or make suit or mixed ('37-'01).

5 (hive). Edward VII: 1901 to 1910. A hive of bees is attacking a hospital ward that has a cow in it (Edward VII). Associate that with, perhaps, acid heads or sad toes ('01-'10). If you feel that hive will conflict with your basic Peg Word for 9 (bee), use only the hive in your picture, not the insect. If you'd rather, change the word to jive or dive.

6 (sticks). George V: 1910 to 1936. A bunch of sticks are in a gorge and a policeman (law — 5) arrests them (George V). Associate that with toss my shoe or this much or ties match ('10-36).

7 (heaven). Edward VIII: 1936. Picture a hospital ward full of ivy (Edward VIII) in heaven. Associate that with mash or match ('36). Of course, if you wanted to, you could use tub match to give you all four digits in the year.

8 (gate). George VI: 1936 to 1952. A gigantic shoe is in a gorge (George VI); the shoe kicks a gigantic gate. Associate that with my jawline or match lion or Michelin or Magellan ('36-52).

9 (vine). Elizabeth II: 1952 to the present. Someone lays a bed (Elizabeth) onto a vine; Noah (for "the Second") or a long, gray beard is sleeping in it. Associate that with line, lion, or loan ('52).

If you've really visualized the pictures, you know the material. Try it; test yourself. You'll see that it's so. I used gorge as the Substitute Word for George; that's okay, but, obviously, you can

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