Which is the best analogy for classification?
A) classification is like setting up a pho...
Which is the best analogy for classification?
A) classification is like setting up a phone tree in which one person calls the next to people, and those people call the next board people.
B) classification is like creating an alphabetized list of people based on their last names.
C) classification is like organizing a car wash where everyone brings needed items and then works.
D) classification is like organizing a closet by hanging clothes together based on their type, color, and season.
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