When Asked, "What If You Had Three Eyes?" the Typical

Multiple Choice

When asked, "What if you had three eyes?" the typical response of a concrete-operational child is to

A) place the extra eye creatively at an unusual body site.
B) wonder about all the advantages a third eye would yield.
C) correct the "error," saying that no one has three eyes.
D) read whether three-eyed fossil species were real.