Which of the Following Is True About a School-Age Child's

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is true about a school-age child's ability to use hypothetico-deductive reasoning?

A) She can sort out evidence that bears on three or more variables at once.
B) She can understand that hypotheses must be confirmed by appropriate evidence.
C) She can easily explain why a pattern of observations supports a hypothesis.
D) She cannot reason logically in make-believe play when a simple set of premises defies real-world knowledge.