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With so much information available in books and online, it’s easy 【小题1】 (learn) a few new facts each day. But how much of that do you 【小题2】 (actual) remember? 【小题3】 your answer is ―not much, here is the good news. Scientists at RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia, recently designed a new typeface (字体) 【小题4】 was invented with read-it-and-forget-it people 【小题5】 mind. Very appropriately, it’s called Sans Forgetica.
The idea behind Sans Forgetica is simple. The typeface is a tiny bit 【小题6】 (difficulty) to read, which 【小题7】 (mean) your brain has to work twice as hard to understand what it says. Because of that deeper focus, you’ll have a better memory for whatever you’re reading. That’s not just a theory, either. The typeface was created by a team of 【小题8】 (researcher) from RMIT University’s School of Design and its Behavioural Business Lab. The group worked with a famous typographer Stephen Banham to test and improve 【小题9】 (they) product.
The typeface uses principles of cognitive psychology to create an effect 【小题10】 (know) as desirable difficulty, the researchers note, ―which causes the brain to take part in deeper cognitive processing. The result is improved memory.