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Many students listen to music while they are studying, and say that it helps them learn. Many
parents and teachers say that music is just distracting, and that students are better studying in silence.
Who is right?
In a study, some scientists asked three groups of students to listen to a piece of music by Mozart or
a relaxation tape for ten minutes, or just sit in silence for ten minutes. The students then did a 'spatial
reasoning' test (a test about remembering shapes and imagining looking at objects from different
directions), and the ones who had listened to the Mozart did better in the test.
Taking part in musical activities and learning to play an instrument can improve verbal memory (the
ability to remember words). The longer the training lasts, the better the improvement in the memory.
So, there's no excuse to give up the piano lessons!
112. Listening to music is
to many students when studying.
B. helpless
113. Many teachers say music helps students to
C. helpful
D. help
A. useless
A. better concentrate
B. less concentrate C. focus
D. distracting
better results in the spatial reasoning test.
C. finish
114. The students who had listened to Mozart
B. practiced
115. Learning to play an instrument is good for
B. body
A. do
D. got
A. number memory.
C. learning languages
D. health