Question

use the text to put the events in order.
making a memory has three main steps. first, you have to encode information, which means turning it into pictures, sounds, or meanings. next, this information must be stored in your brain. finally, you have to retrieve, or get out, the information. this retrieved information is what we call a memory.
you store information.
you retrieve information.
you encode information.

Explanation:

The text outlines the sequential steps of memory formation: encoding (converting info into brain-processable forms) first, then storing the encoded info, and finally retrieving it.

Answer:

1. (first) You encode information.
2. You store information.
3. (last) You retrieve information.