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What does the writer mean by saying ''education quite often produces surprises"?
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Hàm ý của tác giả là gì khi nói rang "education quite often produces surprises"?
A. Các nhà giáo dục học thường tạo ra những bất ngờ.
B. Việc học không chính quy thường mang đến những kết quả ngoài dự đoán.
C. Thành công của việc học không chính quy là có thể dự đoán.
D. Điều bất ngờ là chúng ta biết khá ít về tôn giáo khác.
Dẫn chứng: Whereas schooling has a certain predictability, education quite often produces surprises. Trái với việc học ở trường có sự dự đoán chắc chắn, giáo dục thường tạo ra nhiều điều bất ngờ.
Hàm ý của tác giả là gì khi nói rang "education quite often produces surprises"?
A. Các nhà giáo dục học thường tạo ra những bất ngờ.
B. Việc học không chính quy thường mang đến những kết quả ngoài dự đoán.
C. Thành công của việc học không chính quy là có thể dự đoán.
D. Điều bất ngờ là chúng ta biết khá ít về tôn giáo khác.
Dẫn chứng: Whereas schooling has a certain predictability, education quite often produces surprises. Trái với việc học ở trường có sự dự đoán chắc chắn, giáo dục thường tạo ra nhiều điều bất ngờ.
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