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SSC English Reading Comprehension Practice Set 14 – 3 Passages | 10 Questions

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Q1. Why can repeated practice fail to produce improvement?

A. Practice is useful only for beginners.
B. Repetition may strengthen incorrect patterns as well as correct ones.
C. Learners usually forget everything they practise.
D. Improvement depends entirely on natural ability.

Q2. What makes feedback more useful than merely knowing that an answer is wrong?

A. It explains where the reasoning or performance failed.
B. It eliminates the need for further practice.
C. It guarantees that the learner will not repeat the mistake.
D. It makes difficult tasks easier.

Q3. Why does the author emphasise timely feedback?

A. Learners are more likely to remember the action connected with the mistake.
B. Immediate feedback is always positive.
C. Delayed feedback cannot contain accurate information.
D. Timely feedback reduces the amount of practice required to zero.

Q4. The phrase "mechanical repetition" most nearly refers to:

A. Practice performed using machines
B. Repetition carried out without thoughtful correction
C. Highly technical training
D. Practice that always produces accuracy

Q5. Which statement best expresses the central idea of the passage?

A. Practice is ineffective unless it is extremely difficult.
B. Feedback helps transform repetition into purposeful improvement by identifying and correcting errors.
C. Learners should depend entirely on criticism from others.
D. Praise is more valuable than correction.

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