MEMORY

Memory (memori - English memory). A game that perfectly develops memory, attention and observation skills. Its simplest and most familiar form is cards with identical pairs of pictures laid out on the table. Cards are shuffled and placed face down on the table, i.e. closed.

The player's task is as follows. When opening cards in pairs (one at a time, sequentially), you need to remember the locations of identical images. For example, if you've opened a mushroom, remember its location, and when you see a second one, open both of them. A pair opened in one turn (two clicks) is fixed and remains open until the end of the game. And if two cards opened in a row are different, they are turned over again. The game ends when all the cards on the table are opened. It is valued, and at the same time it is an indicator of the player's attentiveness, the time it took him to open all the cards and the number of moves. The lower these indicators are, the better, of course.

There are other types of memory in the game. One of them is rounds to memorize the location of not a pair, but three, four, or five cards at once. They are opened by the program for a while, and then you must correctly specify the places where they are located. There is also a more complex version with numbers. In this case, the cards are marked with numbers. You need to remember not only their locations, but also the numbers themselves, so that later you can open them all sequentially, from 1 to N. This is very difficult, believe me. Especially when the number series is long.

Well, train your memory, friends! It will always come in handy!