MCQ Collection
china-kaoyan-english-2 MCQs
Practice china-kaoyan-english-2 questions with answers and explanations.
Choose an option to check your answer.
A.
The passage says that every group had exactly the same outcome
B.
Completion improved, but the provider continued to test whether learning transferred to workplace tasks.
C.
The team refused to review implementation conditions
D.
The project was abandoned before any evidence was gathered
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Correct Answer: B. Completion improved, but the provider continued to test whether learning transferred to workplace tasks.
Explanation:
The correct option restates a concrete action or finding in the passage; the alternatives contradict or overstate the text.
Choose an option to check your answer.
A.
Implementation conditions can influence whether an intervention works
B.
Context never affects results
C.
Every participant responds in exactly the same way
D.
Short-term improvement guarantees permanent success
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Correct Answer: A. Implementation conditions can influence whether an intervention works
Explanation:
The text identifies group, maintenance, design or contextual factors, so a careful inference is that implementation conditions matter.
Choose an option to check your answer.
A.
unrelated to the reported evidence
B.
dogmatic and dismissive
C.
uncritical and purely promotional
D.
evidence-based and cautious
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Correct Answer: D. evidence-based and cautious
Explanation:
The passage recognises possible gains while retaining uncertainty, limits and the need for further evidence.
Choose an option to check your answer.
A.
Every innovation succeeds immediately
B.
Follow-up evidence is unnecessary
C.
A single number proves the cause of an outcome
D.
A practical change should be evaluated with evidence and adjusted when necessary
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Correct Answer: D. A practical change should be evaluated with evidence and adjusted when necessary
Explanation:
The passage reports an intervention, evidence about its effects and a reason for continued evaluation rather than an automatic conclusion.
Choose an option to check your answer.
A.
Missed visits fell, but the team also measured whether messages were accessible to older patients and different language groups.
B.
The team refused to review implementation conditions
C.
The passage says that every group had exactly the same outcome
D.
The project was abandoned before any evidence was gathered
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Correct Answer: A. Missed visits fell, but the team also measured whether messages were accessible to older patients and different language groups.
Explanation:
The correct option restates a concrete action or finding in the passage; the alternatives contradict or overstate the text.
Choose an option to check your answer.
A.
Short-term improvement guarantees permanent success
B.
Context never affects results
C.
Every participant responds in exactly the same way
D.
Implementation conditions can influence whether an intervention works
Show Answer
Correct Answer: D. Implementation conditions can influence whether an intervention works
Explanation:
The text identifies group, maintenance, design or contextual factors, so a careful inference is that implementation conditions matter.
Choose an option to check your answer.
A.
evidence-based and cautious
B.
unrelated to the reported evidence
C.
uncritical and purely promotional
D.
dogmatic and dismissive
Show Answer
Correct Answer: A. evidence-based and cautious
Explanation:
The passage recognises possible gains while retaining uncertainty, limits and the need for further evidence.
Choose an option to check your answer.
A.
A single number proves the cause of an outcome
B.
Every innovation succeeds immediately
C.
A practical change should be evaluated with evidence and adjusted when necessary
D.
Follow-up evidence is unnecessary
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Correct Answer: C. A practical change should be evaluated with evidence and adjusted when necessary
Explanation:
The passage reports an intervention, evidence about its effects and a reason for continued evaluation rather than an automatic conclusion.
Choose an option to check your answer.
A.
The project was abandoned before any evidence was gathered
B.
The team refused to review implementation conditions
C.
One reached more people, while the other produced more completed applications, showing that reach and effectiveness were different measures.
D.
The passage says that every group had exactly the same outcome
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Correct Answer: C. One reached more people, while the other produced more completed applications, showing that reach and effectiveness were different measures.
Explanation:
The correct option restates a concrete action or finding in the passage; the alternatives contradict or overstate the text.
Choose an option to check your answer.
A.
uncritical and purely promotional
B.
dogmatic and dismissive
C.
evidence-based and cautious
D.
unrelated to the reported evidence
Show Answer
Correct Answer: C. evidence-based and cautious
Explanation:
The passage recognises possible gains while retaining uncertainty, limits and the need for further evidence.
Choose an option to check your answer.
A.
Every innovation succeeds immediately
B.
Follow-up evidence is unnecessary
C.
A single number proves the cause of an outcome
D.
A practical change should be evaluated with evidence and adjusted when necessary
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Correct Answer: D. A practical change should be evaluated with evidence and adjusted when necessary
Explanation:
The passage reports an intervention, evidence about its effects and a reason for continued evaluation rather than an automatic conclusion.
Choose an option to check your answer.
A.
The team refused to review implementation conditions
B.
Stockouts decreased after staff combined sales data with local seasonal knowledge.
C.
The project was abandoned before any evidence was gathered
D.
The passage says that every group had exactly the same outcome
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Correct Answer: B. Stockouts decreased after staff combined sales data with local seasonal knowledge.
Explanation:
The correct option restates a concrete action or finding in the passage; the alternatives contradict or overstate the text.
