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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #44090 Memories
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There's    no        answer    to    the    question:    'in    which    part    of    the    brain    are    memories    stored?'    However,    scientists    have    identified    the    areas    which    play    a      role    in    allowing    us    to    make,    store    and    retrieve    things    from    our    past    experience.    Our    long-term    memories    have    an        capacity    to    store    information.    But    in    order    for    this    to    become    memories    we    can    access    for    years,    or    throughout    our    whole    lives,    it    first    passes    through    short-term    memory.    Research    have    shown    that    this    processing    takes    place    in    the    highly-developed    part    of    the    brain    called    the    pre-frontal    cortex.    The    from    short-    to    long-term    memory    takes    place    in    another    part    of    the    brain    called    the    hippocampus.    

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