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From the standpoint of recommendations presented in the textbook, which one of the following instructional objectives should be most useful?
A) "Students will write poetry using meter and rhyme."
B) "Students will study effective government practices."
C) "Students will complete the first 10 chapters of their textbook by the end of the semester."
D) "The teacher will demonstrate the correct way to use a Bunsen burner."

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