Questions: Sitting in the front of class forces you to be a more active listener.

The answer is True.

Sitting in the front of the class can indeed encourage a student to be a more active listener for several reasons:

1. Proximity to the Instructor: Being closer to the instructor can make it easier to hear and understand the lecture, reducing distractions and encouraging engagement.
2. Increased Visibility: Students in the front are more visible to the instructor, which can lead to more direct interaction and a greater sense of accountability.
3. Fewer Distractions: Sitting at the front often means fewer distractions from other students, allowing for better focus on the material being presented.

While some might argue that seating position does not inherently change a student's listening habits, the environmental factors associated with sitting in the front generally support more active listening.