Why do different learners differ in ability and speed of learning, at least in part?
AInherited intelligence
BTheir choice of pen
CThe colour of uniform
DThe school day length
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Inherited intelligence
1. Some aspects of intelligence are inherited genetically.
2. So learners differ to some degree in ability and speed of learning.
3. Pens, uniforms and school day length are not causes of this difference.
_Source: Wikipedia, Learning, Genetics_
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