curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-about-speculation-and-requests/67efaab29cfb7511144bd348.md
Listen to the audio and answer the question below.
Why is it better to be thorough than to rush?
It takes less time.
Being thorough usually takes more time.
It helps avoid missing important details.
It means the code will be perfect.
No code is always perfect.
It allows skipping the testing process.
Being thorough includes testing and reviewing work.
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Sophie advises Mark to be thorough so he avoids mistakes and produces better work.
To be thorough means paying close attention to details and making sure everything is correct.
If you rush, you might miss something important.
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