A two-year-old is most likely to think which of the following?
A. My blanket no longer exists, because I do not see it.
B. I would look good in a blue shirt.
C. If I clean my room every day, my dad will take me to the museum next month.
D. Any four-legged animal is a dog.
Answer: D
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