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The cognitive objective "Students will learn to state the rule for forming plural nouns in their own words" is best classified in the taxonomy table as:
A) the cell where factual knowledge intersects with understand.
B) the cell where conceptual knowledge intersects with understand.
C) the cell where procedural knowledge intersects with apply.
D) the cell where conceptual knowledge intersects with remember.

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Educational Psychology: Windows on Classrooms

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