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SSC English Reading Comprehension Practice Set 15 – 3 Passages | 10 Questions

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Q1. Why may copying every sentence fail to produce effective learning?

A. Writing always interferes with memory.

B. Copying can occur without actively processing or understanding the information.

C. Textbooks usually contain unnecessary information.

D. Students can understand only material explained orally.

Q2. According to the passage, effective note-taking requires a learner to:

A. Record every word exactly as it appears

B. Avoid reviewing the notes later

C. Identify important ideas and organise them meaningfully

D. Write as quickly as possible

Q3. The word "transcription" in the passage most nearly means:

A. Complete copying or recording

B. Interpretation of evidence

C. Removal of unnecessary information

D. Memorisation through repetition

Q4. How can excessive note-taking interfere with learning?

A. It may cause students to focus on recording words rather than understanding explanations.

B. It makes revision impossible.

C. It prevents students from using textbooks.

D. It always produces inaccurate notes.

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

A. The quantity of notes is the best measure of learning.

B. Notes are valuable only when they reproduce the original material completely.

C. Effective note-taking supports learning by requiring active selection, organisation and later review.

D. Students should stop taking notes during lectures.

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