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Only one of the following statements about discovery-learning and inquiry-learning activities is accurate. Which one is true?
A) They occasionally lead to incorrect understandings about classroom subject matter.
B) They consistently promote higher achievement than more expository approaches.
C) They make more efficient use of class time than lectures do.
D) They are more appropriate for teaching lower-level skills than for teaching higher-level skills.

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