Question 16: a. If students review their lessons after one day, then after one week, and finally after one month, their memory becomes much...

Question 16:

a.        If students review their lessons after one day, then after one week, and finally after one month, their memory becomes much stronger because repetition creates permanent neural connections in the brain.

b.        Modern education strategies combine frequent practice, meaningful exercises, and interactive learning, so students can fight the forgetting curve and remember important information for a long time successfully.

c.        When students learn new information, they forget it quickly because the brain cannot keep everything permanently in memory without revision and regular practice.

d.        Although many students study hard before exams, they forget information quickly because they do not use active recall or connect new knowledge with previous learning experiences regularly.

e.        The forgetting curve is a psychological theory that explains how we lose information over time, so teachers now use spaced repetition and multiple reviews to help students retain knowledge effectively.

A. a-d-c-e-b                                        B. d-e-c-a-b                                        C. c-e-a-d-b                                        D. a-d-e-c-b