As per the headline in Question #1, was the headline representative of the article? Please explain your reasoning in detail. (4 Marks)
Yes, the headline was representative of the article. It is explaining in detail the six elements in our daily life that help people to slow memory decline. The article provides also more information about who conducted the research, how they did the study, and why the memory is important for our life.
The article explains what it promises and provides additional information to back up what it says and to probe its authority. It has an introduction that mentions in general the habits that help to have a healthy memory. Then it explains the role of memory in our lives and why it is important to take care of it. The article also mentions that previous studies did not provide enough evidence that what helps stop memory decline. Then discuss how this study managed to generate evidence, who carried it out, and how long it took. Later, they share the results and the items they saw have a positive impact on memory and explain them in more detail. Finally, they conclude with the opinion of an expert from the United Kingdom that validates the study. This is the general structure. The results part is the one that provide the information promised in the headline.
