Question

Which students experience the benefits of a study group? Check all that apply.

1.Lena, who sees new viewpoints on a topic
2.Yuron, who lets others do all the work
3.Roni, who uses the time to multitask
4.Adi, who better recalls what he has learned
5.Yuto, who understands lessons better
6.Riko, who looks forward to learning more

Answer 1

If she could keep up with the work, Roni could be included. She still might also distract others. Single mothers do this routinely. They have to. She's a 1/2.
Lena (1)
Adi (4)
Yuto (5)
Riko (6)
These four benefit. Adi is the only one that you can clearly eliminate, and even he's a maybe. Depends if understands the material and doesn't need to do anything that understanding.

Answer 2

1. Lena, who sees new viewpoints on a topic.

4. Adi, who better recalls what he has learned.

5. Yuto, who understands lessons better.

6. Riko, who looks forward to learning more.

Step-by-step explanation:

From taking information from lessons viewed in class, to having suggestion for additional topics to study for, the four of these students demonstrate that they can yield some sort of contribution to a study group.

In the case of Yuron, letting the others do all the work is essentially a non-existent contribution to the group, and regarding Roni, not focusing their whole attention in the task at hand would make for a poor performance during the study session.