What term refers to the typical approach an individual tends to favour to acquire information or skills?

• A. Learning style
• B. Grammatical cohesion
• C. Lexical cohesion
• D. Repetition

Answer: (A)

Learning style describes the typical approach a person uses to acquire information or develop new skills. It captures preferences for how to receive and process information—some learners absorb visual details best with diagrams, charts, or pictures; others learn more effectively through listening and discussion; others gain understanding by doing and practicing hands-on activities. This concept helps explain why certain teaching methods feel more natural or easier for a learner and can guide how to tailor instruction to fit those preferences. The other terms refer to features of how a text is structured or repeated actions, not to an individual’s learning preferences: grammatical cohesion and lexical cohesion are about how sentences link in writing, and repetition is a general technique for memorization rather than a label for a person’s learning approach.