alleryA "dynamic" textbook approach prepares learners for:
ARecall of studied passages
BRote answers to guides
CWeekly spelling-list tests
DUnseen comprehension passages
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Unseen comprehension passages
1. Learners meet new samples of comparable language every day.
2. They do not master one fixed text.
3. NCERT says this prepares the child for tests of unseen comprehension passages.
4. Recall of studied passages and rote answers are what a fixed text prepares for.
**Why not the others:** Recall of studied passages and rote answers to guides are tied to a fixed text, and spelling-list tests are not the aim.
_Source: NCERT, Position Paper of the National Focus Group on Teaching of English (2006), section "3.5 Textbooks", PDF p. 22 (ncert.nic.in/pdf/focus-group/english.pdf)_
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