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You are teaching the concept living thing to your first graders and have presented the students with the following examples: themselves, a cat, a dog, a lizard, a fish, and a bird. Of the following, the most important example to show them in addition would be:
 
  a. one of their grandparents.
  b. a snake.
  c. a whale.
  d. a tree.

Question 2

Later (the next day), Mr. Andriesse's students could identify other examples of similes and metaphors on a worksheet (the same worksheet). This ability most closely relates to:
 
  a. learning facts.
  b. learning concepts.
  c. learning principles.
  d. learning theories.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

b



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