Question

1. part b which sentence from the passage best supports the answer to the previous question?

it seems like computers have changed almost every element of life over the past few decades.
some degrees can be started and finished without ever stepping foot inside a real classroom.
but although computers are helpful in daily matters, using them as a substitute for being in a real classroom with a teacher is a huge mistake.
students in a real classroom can ask questions of the teacher, debate or share opinions with other students, and hold relevant discussions.

Explanation:

To answer this, we need to assume the previous question's theme (likely about the value of in - person classrooms). The sentence "Students in a real classroom can ask questions of the teacher, debate or share opinions with other students, and hold relevant discussions." directly supports the idea of the benefits of real classrooms by listing student interactions. The other options either talk about computer - driven changes, online degrees, or the mistake of substituting computers for real classrooms (not direct support of real classroom benefits).

Answer:

The option: "Students in a real classroom can ask questions of the teacher, debate or share opinions with other students, and hold relevant discussions." (the last option among the given choices)