Unkotare
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you are incorrect that exposure to practise questions will not improve scores somewhat even if the student is not particularly diligent. familiarity with the process cuts down the time needed, and allows for more questions to be answered. as well, if you have actually seen some of the questions beforehand, the correct answer is easier to pick out of the distractors..
That effect is seen only if the student actually participates in the class, takes the practice tests, etc. Some sullen teen just filling a chair might as well be sleeping (as such chair-fillers often do).
unfair as this may sound, a smart sullen chairfiller will often learn more than a dull but attentive keener. .
No they won't. They will just bring more ability to the table to begin with. And most sullen slack-asses are NOT all that intelligent.