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An eleven-year-old girl who is taller and heavier than an eleven-year-old male classmate is
 
  a. unusual, since size differences between boys and girls are virtually nonexistent at this age.
  b. likely to excel in sports because of her size.
  c. probably not interested in the things most girls are interested in at the age of eleven.
  d. not at all unusual for this age.

Question 2

Which of the following situations reflects inert learning or knowledge?
 
  a. A student does well on classroom tests, but is unable to use the information she learned when trying to write a term paper for that same class.
  b. A student considers the similarities and differences between several concepts before choosing her response on a multiple-choice test.
  c. A student tries to grasp the relationship between climate and geography.
  d. A student learns to discriminate between two learning theories by remembering examples of each one.



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

A



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