Summing Up

So there you have it, a series of quizzes to test your memory for
different types of information—from everyday experiences and observations
to words, faces, and images. In fact, just taking the quizzes
will help you think more about using your memory, which will
contribute to your ability to observe and pay attention and therefore
better encode information.
Compare your scores on different quizzes, too, to notice where
you have a better memory ability and where you have more difficulty
remembering. These differences will help you know where you already
excel and where you need to improve in the future. For example,
you may be much better at remembering what you observe
compared to words or numbers. In turn, these differences may reflect
what has been more important to you in your life. But as you
concentrate on improving your memory in other areas, you should
begin noticing improvements there, too. 60