The phonetic system as a memory aid is illustrated by
a. sounding out each item to be remembered and recalling the sounds.
b. associating numbers and consonants to form words to be associated with images stored in memory.
c. using pictures and sound to provide a pattern to be stored.
d. using letters of the alphabet to create a list to be stored.
Question 2
Every good boy deserves fudge is a memory aid which helps a music student remember that E, G, B, D and F are the note names for the lines of the treble clef. This memory aid is known as
a. a loci strategy.
b. an acronym.
c. an acrostic.
d. the sentence strategy.
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