Memory Recall
Memory Recall is a comprehensive cognitive assessment inspired by standardized memory tests: the ISLT Shopping List Test, ADAS-Cog Word Recall, a Logical Memory story-recall test, an SKT-style speed naming and object recognition task, and a SAGE-style general cognitive screen.
Your answers save as you go, so you can stop and resume.
What this measures
Memory
Composite memory score aggregating immediate recall, delayed/story recall, sequence memory, and general cognitive screening performance across all sub-tests.
Feeds your Brain Profile
Immediate Recall
Ability to encode and immediately recognize/recall newly presented items (ISLT shopping list recognition, ADAS-Cog free word recall).
Delayed / Story Recall
Ability to retain and answer detail-oriented questions about a short narrative after a 45-second delay.
Sequence & Object Memory
Speed of object naming and subsequent recognition of a sequentially presented object set.
General Cognitive Screen
Broad cognitive screening performance across orientation, calculation, pattern, language, visual, reasoning, and memory items.
How it's structured — 5 parts
- 1
ISLT Shopping List
International Shopping List Test — participants study a 12-item shopping list, then attempt to recognize the items from a mixed grid of targets and distractors.
1 questionTimed · 30s
- 2
ADAS-Cog Word Recall
Alzheimer's Disease Assessment Scale-Cognitive word list test — 10 words are shown sequentially, then freely recalled by typing.
1 questionTimed · 30s
- 3
Logical Memory Test
Wechsler-style Logical Memory subtest — a short news-style story is read, then comprehension/recall questions are answered about its details.
5 questionsTimed · 45s
- 4
SKT Speed Test
Syndrom-Kurztest-inspired speed naming and object recognition task — 8 objects are named as quickly as possible, then recognized from a mixed grid.
9 questions
- 5
SAGE Assessment
Self-Administered Gerocognitive Exam-inspired mixed cognitive screen covering orientation, calculation, pattern recognition, language, visual, reasoning, and memory items.
8 questions
Question formats
How your score is banded
| Band | Score range |
|---|---|
| Developing | 0–30 |
| Average | 31–50 |
| Strong | 51–70 |
| Very Strong | 71–85 |
| Exceptional | 86–100 |