Why is activity-based learning useful in KGBV?

Correct answer: To make understanding and participation interesting

The direct answer is C: it makes understanding and participation interesting. Activity-based learning means learning through doing, such as experiments, role-play, games, projects, discussion, demonstration or practical tasks. The reasoning is: when a girl actively performs or discusses something, she uses more than passive listening; this helps her connect the lesson with real experience, understand ideas more clearly and remember them better. Participation also allows the teacher to notice doubts and give help. Option A is wrong because the method is designed to support learning, not stop it. Option B is wrong because reducing food is unrelated to teaching. Option C is correct because it states the benefit of making learning understandable, engaging and participatory. Option D is wrong because activity-based learning does not close the school. Exam cue: activity-based learning means learning by doing, understanding and participating.