Question 1

1. According to the text, why do many people believe multitasking is useful?

Accepted Answer

B. It saves time and increases productivity.

Answer

A. It helps them relax while working.

Answer

C. It allows them to avoid difficult tasks.

Question 2

2. What negative effect of multitasking is mentioned in the text?

Accepted Answer

C. It weakens memory and increases stress.

Answer

B. It improves communication skills.

Answer

A. It helps people manage time better.

Question 3

3. What can be inferred about people who multitask frequently?

Accepted Answer

B. They are less likely to produce high-quality work.

Answer

C. They prefer to work slowly and carefully.

Answer

A. They are more intelligent than others.

Question 4

4. Based on the text, what is the author’s attitude toward multitasking?

Accepted Answer

C. Doubtful and critical

Answer

A. Supportive and encouraging

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B. Neutral and balanced

Question 5

5. How does the author connect the topic to real-life situations?

Accepted Answer

A. By giving examples of students and employees.

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C. By describing computer multitasking systems.

Answer

B. By explaining the history of multitasking.

Question 6

6. What lesson can readers apply to their own experience?

Accepted Answer

B. Focus on one task at a time for better results.

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A. Avoid technology to improve focus.

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C. Work faster to complete more tasks.

Question 7

7. What is the text type of “The Myth of Multitasking”

Accepted Answer

C. Argumentative

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A. Narrative

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B. Descriptive

Question 8

8. Which text feature helps identify the author’s argument?

Accepted Answer

A. The use of examples and cause-effect structure

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C. The use of poetic devices and rhythm

Answer

B. The inclusion of dialogue between characters

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