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Hello Miti,
You are right, but we included 'Do you know Alyssa?' instead of 'Do you remember Alyssa?' because we thought it was more useful to know.
I'm sorry if this caused any confusion, and thanks for letting us know.
All the best,
Kirk
The LearnEnglish Team
Hello Loan,
In this context, yes, they mean much the same thing, though I think one could argue that in general they have different meanings. If we know someone, it generally means we have met them and are familiar with them -- sometimes just a little and sometimes much more -- and all of this implies that we remember them. We can remember people that we know and also people that we don't, though usually we'd probably say that we know them.
All the best,
Kirk
The LearnEnglish Team