good scores next time.Ye Chuchu, 14:Maybe some of our painful memories are from our best friends...南京育英第二外国语学校初二年级主持人：汤家好同学YESPan Hongjia, 14:I think it is necessary to remove people’s painful memories ……

scientists understand how genetic (基因的) memories work. Perhaps someday, people can carry this gene... to pass on their memories to the next generations (代).This helps fish survive. For example, if a fish ……

; How do we form memories? How do we form memories? The part of our brain known... happen to them. How did the pill do this? In fact, your memories change all the time ……

how sad I am when those memories are recalled, they will always be parts of my life. Even though I... on our friendships. So if we could all wipe those memories out of our heads, we could keep moving ……

.The first thing we needed to do was work out a suitable title for our yearbook. My team members came up... suitable name because we hoped our memories would stay fresh forever. It only took us about 15 minutes ……

. We stood back to look at our hard work. The next day, we had a picnic in the treehouse. It showed how..., we finished our treehouse. We stood back to look at our hard work. The next day, we had a picnic ……

of the time we don’t even realize we’re blinking at all. How does this work? Why don... we don’t even realize we’re blinking at all. How does this work? Why don’t we ……

.The scientists say more studies are needed on how we remember bad memories. This line of research...’s the best title of the passage?A. Brain activities control memories.B. How we remember bad ……

, The Independent reported. Getting rid of unnecessary information can help our brains work better.In an..., they overwrite our old memories. This could explain why we often have very little memories of being very ……

玩偶修复师修补儿时的记忆。玩偶修复师修补儿时的记忆。Dolls (玩偶) are more than just toys. They stand for our childhood memories.... But the work she does means a lot.“A lot of people have a hard time understanding how people will spend ……

of “neurogenesis”, a lot of memories get removed. When we were born, our brain worked very hard... Frankland, a scientist, said “We think our studies begin to explain why we have no memories from our ……

, are investigating (研究) how music can create “autobiographical (自传的) memories” of the main events in our lives. The study is online. People have to choose a song by the Beatles and describe the memories ……

. Getting rid of (除去) unnecessary information can help our brains work better.Scientists from.... Getting rid of (除去) unnecessary information can help our brains work better.Scientists from ……

lives how would we know what happiness was?Sylvia Huang: Our memories are unique (独特的) to us... to it.Painful memories are a valuable part of life.NOJenny Li: Painful memories are part of our knowledge ……

conversation with my deskmate gave me new insights on how to study effectively.She was a typical procrastinator (拖拉的人) in our teachers’ eyes. However, what puzzled me all the time was how she managed ……