In Moore's theory, what bridges the gap caused by geographical distance?
ADrill and memorising
BStructure and dialogue
CRanking and contests
DReward and penalty
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Structure and dialogue
1. Moore argued that structure and interaction bridge the distance gap.
2. Drill, ranking and reward do not create communication between teacher and learner.
3. So the answer is structure and dialogue.
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