GROWTH DEVELOPMENT CHILD
MEASUREMENT OF INTELLIGENCE
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Question
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Part B:Which statement best evaluates the author’s development of the central idea identified in Part A? (R.2.2)
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The use of rhetorical questions fails to develop the author’s point of view because it makes the author seem uncredible.
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The use of rhetorical questions attempts to emphasize the author’s central idea that scientists have tried to define intelligence repeatedly which makes it less uncertain
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The use of rhetorical questions creates a comparison that allows the author to significantly develop the central idea by showing the reader how wrong the different scientists are.
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The use of rhetorical questions strongly emphasizes the author’s central idea by planting doubt in the readers’ minds which further illustrates the uncertainty when defining intelligence.
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Explanation:
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