Question 17: a. If we stop memorizing everything, our brains can focus on creativity and understanding, which is more useful when all facts...

Question 17:

a.        If we stop memorizing everything, our brains can focus on creativity and understanding, which is more useful when all facts are available on devices.

b.        When children have internet access, they can check any fact immediately, but they still need to understand ideas because computers cannot think for them.

c.        Although memorizing was important before, schools now focus on problem-solving, while students use phones to find facts, and this changes how teachers plan lessons.

d.        Students don't need to memorize facts anymore because smartphones can find information quickly, so teachers must teach thinking skills instead of dates and numbers.

e.        Since everyone carries smartphones, education becomes different because students learn to ask good questions and check if information is true or completely false online.

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