93 學年度學測英文 第 29 題

Learning style means a person’s natural, habitual, and preferred way(s) of learning. Research about learning styles has identified (26) differences. For example, one study found various differences (27) boys and girls in sensory learning styles. Girls were (28) more sensitive to sounds and more skillful at fine motor performance than boys. Boys, (29), showed an early visual superiority to girls. They were, however, clumsier than girls. They performed poorly at a detailed activity (30) arranging a row of beads. But boys excelled at other activities that required total body coordination.