Why is the repeated-word statement wrong?
Because the test deliberately builds one distractor around the most recognisable word in the photograph, and recognition feels like comprehension. The correct statement usually paraphrases the action instead of repeating the visible noun, so learn to distrust the word you can see.
Because the test deliberately builds one distractor around the most recognisable word in the photograph, and recognition feels like comprehension. The correct statement usually paraphrases the action instead of repeating the visible noun, so learn to distrust the word you can see.
The test builds one distractor around the most visible noun, and recognition feels like understanding. The correct statement usually paraphrases the action, so a statement that repeats the obvious word deserves suspicion.
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