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WWatsford

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Why is it hard for a preschooler to understand the chain of events leading from the beginning to end of a television show?
 
  a. They pay less attention to scenes with adults and quiet dialogue.
  b. They zone out while they watch scenes with lots of moving lights.
  c. The loud music, zooms, and fast cuts are too distracting for them.
  d. They can't engage in the parallel processing needed to understand a rich medium like television.

Question 2

Who will most strongly claim that he or she can think of nothing, with a totally blank mind?
 
  a. A four-year-old preschooler
  b. A 12-year-old seventh-grader
  c. A 17-year-old high schooler
  d. A 40-year-old adult



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