A mind map is basically a tool that connects information around a central subject. It can help you make a knowledge bank to solve problems. You may think making a mind map takes a lot of time, but in fact it saves your time. You don’t have to read your notes over and over again.
How to make a mind map? Now follow these steps for making wonderful mind maps.
1. _______ Why? Because starting in the centre lets your brain spread out in all directions and express itself more freely and naturally.
Use a picture for your central idea. Why? Because a picture is worth a thousand words and helps you use your imagination. 2. _______
Connect your main branches（分支）to the central picture and connect your second-and third-level branches to the first and second levels. Why? 3. _______ If you connect the branches, you will understand and remember a lot more easily.
Use one key word every time. Why? Because every single key word can make you learn more clearly and easily.
4. _______ Why? Because each picture, just like the central picture, is also worth a thousand words. So, if you have 10 pictures in your mind map, they are already worth 10 000 words of notes.
Try to use more colours. Why? Because colours are as exciting to your brain as pictures. Colours add great energy to your creative thinking!
A. Start in the centre of a page.
B. Use as many pictures as possible.
C. A mind map is only helpful when you are writing an article.
D. A central picture gets your attention and makes you work creatively.
E. Practise drawing as often as possible.
F. Because your brain works by connection.

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