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2.1 Which of the following conclusions is supported by the passage?
Estimates vary, but they consistently show that people in prison are many times more likely to have brain injuries.A.People are many times more likely to have brain injuries while in prison than while out of it.
Reverse is mentioned that people with injuries are more likely to be found in prison , doesn’t mean effects ( in prison) leads to the causes ( brain injuries)
B. Most criminals have had traumatic brain injuries.
They are also more likely to commit crimes, including violent ones, although most do not
So most dn’t commit crimes
Wrong: Not mentioned
C. Most criminals are likely to suffer mental-health problems and loneliness.
Wrong: Those who have experienced such injuries are more likely to suffer mental-health problems and loneliness and most of such people may not be criminals
D. People with traumatic brain injuries are more likely to have social and health-related issues.Traumatic brain injuries affect around one in ten people in rich countries. Those who have experienced such injuries are more likely to suffer mental-health problems and loneliness
Social and health
Seems correct
E. Traumatic brain injuries affect mostly people in rich countries.
1/10 --> is it most? -->no
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2.2 The article implies which of the following?
A. People from poor backgrounds are 4 times more likely to be incarcerated than those from rich backgrounds.
Not mentioned:
Incarcerated means lock up or confine, in or as in a jail
A child from a poor background is four times more likely to suffer a brain injury before the age of five than a child from a wealthy background.Do all end up criminals – not mentoned
B. People with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder are 19 times more likely to become criminals than those without it.
In Canada young people with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder, which is the result of exposure to alcohol in the womb and which damages the brain’s frontal lobe, are incarcerated at 19 times the rate of the wider population.This is in Canada doesn’t mean global effect? Maybe overall the average is other number
C. Education and medication can each reduce the incidence of incarcerationEducation is a good place to start. Parents and children need to be taught about the risks, urged to wear bicycle helmets and deterred from drunk-driving.
Once identified, they can be treated—sometimes with medicationEducation and medical can reduce brain injuries , does all injuries end up in incident of incarceration; not but at least some. So in this case education and medication help help to reduce incidence of incarceration.
Seems not wrong.
D. Prisons should put more effort into preventing prisoner injuries.
Such screening should be extended to all prisoners. It would enable staff to identify those whose brains have been damaged and offer them appropriate support. Those with the most severe brain injuries should probably not be in prison at allIt says prisons spend more time in screening and identifying which prisoners have brain injuries
E. In Britain, the cost medical treatment for a 15-year-old with brain injury is $475,000 .
In Britain the average lifetime cost of one in a 15-year-old who goes on to offend is estimated to be around £345,000 ($475,000).Offend doesn’t mean brain injuries
It maybe that cost of brain injury is higher than cost of offend.
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2.3 In the second paragraph, the phrase “Those whose brains are not ‘neurotypical’ in other ways” refers to:
Estimates vary, but they consistently show that people in prison are many times more likely to have brain injuries.
Those whose brains are not “neurotypical” in other ways also make up an extraordinarily large share of the prison populationA. prisoners.
Those people take up large share of prison population. Doesn’t mean they are prisoners at the time
B. those who do not behave in a socially acceptable way.
Not in the context
C. those who have not experienced a traumatic brain injury.Traumatic brain injuries affect around one in ten people in rich countries.--> 1st para talks about traumatic brain injuries
In Canada young people with fetal alcohol spectrum disorder, w—another example of brain injurye
2nd para talks about other injuries
D. those who have disrupted brain function due to falls, fights, or car accidents.
Nopes, these are Traumatic brain injuries people
E. those who came from a poor background.
Not in the context
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2.4 According to the passage author implies which of the following?
A. Women often receive traumatic brain injuries in prison.
No,
—by far the main cause of traumatic brain injuries affecting women in prison is domestic abuse
B. Screening of neglected school children will lead to an increase in neuro-rehabilitation.
In the most neglected schoolchildren, screening might catch injuries. Once identified, they can be treated—sometimes with medication (such as stimulants for cognitive functioning and fatigue), most often with neuro-rehabilitation.C. British prisons are planning to screen all prisoners for brain injuries.
And those who end up in prison need help turning their lives around. From April, British prisons will have to screen all inmates who have experienced domestic violence for brain injuries. Such screening should be extended to all prisoners.
It’s a suggestion , doesn’t mean they are planning to screen all prisoners
D. Brain injury should be persecuted and not used to avoid responsibility.
Acknowledging the link between brain injuries and criminal behavior is not to excuse lawbreaking. Most people with such injuries are capable of taking responsibility for their actions.
Punishing people without also offering them the help they need is short-sighted and wrong.
Not strongly supported
E. Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder is not a neuro disability.
However, it is easier to curb crime if you understand the factors that make it more likely, of which neuro disabilities are an important and neglected one. More research is needed, but it is striking that offenders with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder who take their medication are a third less likely to reoffend than those who do not.
It maybe that Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder could be one type of neuro disability.