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D. Traditional treatments exceed modern approaches Question 20: A. sent confusing signals that required her frequent hospital visits causing unnecessary anxiety B. which sends information to her doctor automatically without her needing to visit the hospital C. will have created many false alarms requiring doctor verification through painful procedures D. whom displays inaccurate readings unless she travels monthly to clinics for professional calibration Question 21: A. everyone might reject wearable technology invading their personal freedom completely B. everyone might fear medical devices having caused serious health complications C. everyone might distrust digital monitors collecting their sensitive information constantly D. everyone might wear small devices checking their health all day Question 22: A. Old methods always identify diseases more accurately B. Manual examinations detect conditions without failures C. Patients must diagnose symptoms without technology D. These new technologies will help doctors find problems Read the following passage about Why Different Generations Approach Knowledge Differently and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best answer to each of the following questions from 23 to 30. People from different generations learn in different ways. This happens because they grew up with different tools and experiences. Older people often like books and classroom learning. Young people usually prefer to learn online and share information with friends. These differences can create problems when different age groups try to work together. However, if people understand these differences, they can learn to communicate better and help each other learn new things. Baby Boomers, who were born between 1946 and 1964, usually value traditional education. They respect teachers and believe in studying hard. Many learned by memorizing information and practicing skills many times. They often stay loyal to one company for many years and continue using the same learning methods throughout their lives. Gen X people, born between 1965 and 1980, also like structured learning but are more independent. They can use new technologies but still trust experts more than the internet. Millennials and Gen Z have very different approaches to learning. They grew up with computers and smartphones, so they feel comfortable finding information online. Instead of memorizing facts, they focus on knowing where to find answers when they need them. Young learners often use many different sources and prefer pictures and videos over text. They rarely trust just one source and like to compare different opinions before making decisions. These generations value flexibility and quick changes more than tradition.