Which is an example of an interpretive statement?

a. "You said you wanted to go to the library."

b. "I am happy you have decided to come to our party."

c. "I saw you in Professor Brown's class at 3:30 this afternoon."

d. "I think you are getting behind in your classes."

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Eileen Riggs

30 April, 03:00

Which is an example of an interpretive statement?

a. "You said you wanted to go to the library."

b. "I am happy you have decided to come to our party."

c. "I saw you in Professor Brown's class at 3:30 this afternoon."

d. "I think you are getting behind in your classes."

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Maximilian Avery · Answer 1

D.

Explanation:

An Interpretative statement is the statement which expresses the opinion of a person in authority.

In the given options, option D is the correct because in this option a teacher is giving opinion about a student who is getting behind in his/her classes. This may be due to low grades or irregularity.

So, with the evidences provided, the correct answer is option D.

Which is an example of an interpretive statement?a. "You said you wanted to go to the library."b. "I am happy you have decided to come to our party."c. "I saw you in Professor Brown's class at 3:30 this afternoon."d. "I think you are getting behind in your classes."

Which is an example of an interpretive statement?

a. "You said you wanted to go to the library."

b. "I am happy you have decided to come to our party."

c. "I saw you in Professor Brown's class at 3:30 this afternoon."

d. "I think you are getting behind in your classes."