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Read the statements below, then answer the question that follows.

1. Taking a Spanish class to learn the structure of the Spanish language.
2. Repeating what a parent says after listening to them speak Spanish.
3. Watching an older sibling throw a basketball through a hoop.
4. Attempting to imitate a sibling by throwing a basketball through a hoop.

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Answer: D.  4 . . . 3

Explanation:

Direct learning refers to when a person learns something because they observed someone showing them how it was done which means that they were being taught. Number 3 is therefore direct learning as the younger sibling is learning by watching the older one hoop.

Indirect learning is what we learn when we imitate what we have seen. In number 4, the sibling is imitating what the older one has done. This is therefore indirect learning.

Answer:

The answer is B. Taking a class means instruction is being forced upon you, which is direct learning and repeating something is imitating, which is indirect learning.

Explanation:

Taking a class means instruction is being forced upon you, which is direct learning and repeating something is imitating, which is indirect learning.

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