Use of English
Part 3 - Word Formation
For Questions 1-8, read the text below and use the word given in capitals to form a word that fits in the gap.
Digital Memory
Many people worry that the (0) DEPENDENCE on digital devices is changing the way we remember things. In the past, people often relied on their own minds to store facts, dates and directions. Today, however, the (1) .......... (AVAILABLE) of search engines and cloud storage means that information is never far away. This constant access can be extremely (2) .......... (CONVENIENCE), but some researchers argue that it may reduce our motivation to remember details for ourselves. Instead of memorising information, we may simply become more (3) .......... (RELY) on external tools. As a result, some experts fear a gradual (4) .......... (WEAK) of certain memory skills. On the other hand, technology may also bring clear (5) .......... (BENEFIT) to learning. Digital calendars, reminders and note-taking apps can improve (6) .......... (ORGANISE) and help people manage complex tasks more effectively. In that sense, technology does not always replace memory; it can support it in highly (7) .......... (PRACTICE) ways. The real challenge is to use these tools with (8) .......... (WISE), so that convenience does not turn into overdependence.
Instructions
For Questions 1-8, read the text below and use the word given in capitals to form a word that fits in the gap.
Exercise Details
Author
Bejenaru Alexandru
@bejenaru-alexandru
User Prompt
"Create an exercise about the influence of technology on memory"
Created on:
May 15, 2026
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