Which of the following is a mnemonic that makes effective use of vivid imagery?

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The peg-word system is a mnemonic technique that uses vivid imagery to associate information with a specific sequence of words or "pegs." For example, to remember a shopping list, one might associate each item with a specific peg (such as a rhyming word or number) and visualize that item interacting with the peg in a memorable way (such as a banana dancing with the number 1). This use of vivid imagery makes the information more memorable and easier to recall later on. The other options do not rely on vivid imagery in the same way.

Which of the Following Is a Mnemonic That Makes Effective