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SSC English Reading Comprehension Practice Set 20 – 3 Passages | 10 Questions

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Q1. Why can repeated rereading create a false sense of mastery?

A. Students usually read too quickly during revision.
B. Familiarity with the text can be mistaken for the ability to recall or explain it.
C. Repetition always weakens long-term memory.
D. Textbooks rarely contain useful examination material.

Q2. What is one advantage of active recall?

A. It removes the need to review difficult topics.
B. It helps reveal what a learner cannot retrieve from memory.
C. It makes every topic equally easy.
D. It is useful only for factual subjects.

Q3. Why can spaced revision be more effective than one long session?

A. It allows students to avoid difficult material.
B. It repeatedly requires the learner to reconstruct knowledge after some forgetting has occurred.
C. It guarantees perfect memory.
D. It reduces the amount of material that must be studied.

Q4. The word "diagnosis" in the fifth paragraph most nearly means:

A. Identifying strengths and weaknesses
B. Memorising every detail
C. Reducing examination anxiety
D. Comparing one student with another

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

A. Revision should consist mainly of repeated reading.
B. The most effective revision uses retrieval, spacing, organisation and attention to weak areas.
C. Students should spend equal time revising every topic.
D. Difficult revision methods are usually inefficient.

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