Your list is composed of a bunch of different items that have no relationship to each other. If you have a very large number of things to remember, this will be unwieldy; for this reason, the chaining method is best for shorter lists of hard-to-remember items. Chaining is great for a limited number of items in an arbitrary list without any seeming relation to each other (for instance, the list tree, bird, keyboard, bottle). It's hard to apply a strategy like chunking because there aren't any real categories to break stuff down. This is the fun part of this method: the more outlandish and weird your sentence or image is, the easier it will be to remember. For instance: Peanut butter and espresso bean sandwich wrapped in ethernet cable with a screwdriver going through it. You'll use your sentence or image as a key that will bring up what you've memorized.  Peanut butter and espresso bean sandwich wrapped in ethernet cable with a screwdriver going through it=peanut butter, espresso beans, bread, ethernet cable, screwdriver bit
تخيل أن عليك حفظ قائمة التسوق. اعلم ما هي فائدة التسلسل. اصنع جملة أو صورة تتألف من جميع العناصر التي يجب عليك حفظها. كرر الجملة أو الصورة واحفظها جيدًا ثم تدرب على استدعاء العناصر التي حفظتها من ذاكرتك.