امتحان محوسب في الكتابة والمفردات – الوحدة 5 – LESSON 6A (Student’s Book 56 & 57) – اللغة الإنجليزية 12th

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Due to the fact that I memorised certain poems at school, I can still recite them.

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Because I did a lot of revision, I passed the test easily.

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I missed a lot of training sessions, which left me struggling during the match.

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Because they know critical thinking is important, teachers try to include it in lessons.

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I got up late, which meant that I missed my bus to training.

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As I am not very good at cricket, I need to practise more.

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Being able to look up facts and figures instantly online, it is:

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Those who agree that memorisation is now an outmoded skill contend that the time teachers spend drumming information into students could be:

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When looking for a job, the critical thinking skill comes in handy because it is now:

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Having spent a great deal of time learning times tables as a child, the writer is now able to:

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The writer believes that we should be able to do basic maths unaided, and we ought to have at least:

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There is an argument that we need to continue to use our capacity to memorise or it is:

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According to the text, the brain is quick to adapt to the new normal, and:

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In conclusion, the writer argues that we need to retain both our ability to memorise, and our ability to function without: