Help I need a mnemonic to remeber the following words
Family
Peers
Role Model
Fashion
Media
Cost
Status
Disability
Age
Race
Gender
Availability
Location
Access
Time
Illness
Health Problems
Mnemonics aren't much help to me.
I suggest you write these words in alphabetical order. You'll find 3 A's, 2 F's and 2 R's. The following letters have only one word each: C, D, G, H, I L, M, P, S, T.
Help I need a mnemonic to remembering the following words
Family
Peers
Role Model
Fashion
Media
Cost
Status
Disability
Age
Race
Gender
Availability
Location
Access
Time
Illness
Health Problems
A mnemonic this long requires a
short story.
Will this suffice?
Fried
PorkRinds or Pies
Rancid Moldy
Fat
Made
College
Students
Dizzy
And
Recycling
Grease
Acrobats
Locked
Antispasm
Tablets
Inside
High Platform
Thank you that's great just what we needed
Sure! Mnemonics can be a great way to remember multiple words or concepts. Here's a mnemonic to help you remember the words you listed:
FAMILY
PEERS
ROLE MODEL
FASHION
MEDIA
COST
STATUS
DISABILITY
AGE
RACE
GENDER
AVAILABILITY
LOCATION
ACCESS
TIME
ILLNESS
HEALTH PROBLEMS
Mnemonic: FPR-FM-CSDARGALT-IHPT
Explanation:
1. Group the words into smaller sections to make it easier to remember: FPR, FM, CSD, ARG, ALT, IHPT.
2. Focus on each section and create a memorable phrase or sentence for each one:
- FPR: Family, Peers, Role Model
Mnemonic: "Friends Play Rugby"
- FM: Fashion, Media
Mnemonic: "Fashionable Magazines"
- CSD: Cost, Status, Disability
Mnemonic: "Costly Status Doesn't matter"
- ARG: Age, Race, Gender
Mnemonic: "Aging Racers, Gender"
- ALT: Availability, Location, Access
Mnemonic: "Available Locally with Access"
- IHPT: Time, Illness, Health Problems
Mnemonic: "It's Hard Prioritizing Time"
3. Putting it all together: "Friends Play Rugby, Fashionable Magazines, Costly Status Doesn't matter, Aging Racers, Gender, Available Locally with Access, It's Hard Prioritizing Time."
Now, when you want to remember the words, just recall the mnemonic phrase and you'll be able to remember all the terms. Feel free to modify or create your own mnemonics based on what works best for you!