Extreme difficulty with sustained mental effort, focus, and staying on task is one of the hallmarks of ADD/ADHD. That said, I'd say it's likey that you have ADD/ADHD, but only a neurologist can diagnose you. I would highly recommend that you get tested. There are many of effective treatments available.
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Reading the Test Directions CarefullyReading the directions on a test is important because if you do not read them, you will not know what you are to do on the test. For example, on a multiple choice test, if you do not read the directions, you won't know if you are to choose the best answer or all answers that apply. On a short answer test, the directions will state if there are limitations on the length of your answer, if something specific needs to be included, etc. Without reading the directions, you won't know exactly what is expected, and it could be the difference in the grade on the test reflecting what you know or, in some cases, failing the test.
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There are many reasons why you cannot concentrate on things. It could be because you have things on your mind. It could also be because of stress.
Could be poor directions that were given...or a persons' inability to follow directions (or instructions for that matter).
One could go to find online directions to Teesside Airport from London can be found from a newsstand or local store. You could also find a map website and locate directions.
It depends on how big the cups are. Somewhere between 3 and 6, most likely. Or you could do your own math homework.
Reading is in everything! If you could not read, then you could not write. If you could not read or write, then you could not use most means of communication.