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Grizzlybear Lake. Then answer the question.
Based on this passage, what is the author's central argument?
O A. Wind-Wolf is the author's son.
B. The teacher is doing a great job.
O C. The author's son is the best student in the class.
D. The teacher has misjudged the son's abilities.

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User Mashhadi
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D. The teacher has misjudged the son's abilities.

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User Mlibre
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Answer:

reading the passage it seems that the author is basically telling his son's teacher that he is a capable kid and hence cannot be a slow learner.

so I'd go with option. D.

the author's central argument is that The teacher has misjudged the son's abilities.

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