alleryA bright pupil lost two war years. Remedial help?
ANever, bright pupils manage
BYes, lost years leave gaps
COnly for disabled pupils
DOnly after repeating a year
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Yes, lost years leave gaps
1. Remedial need depends on preparedness, not intelligence.
2. People of high intelligence can be under-prepared if education was disrupted, for example by war.
3. A disability or repeating a year is not required.
_Source: Wikipedia, Remedial education, lead section_
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