Riley wants to play music during lunch and tells her visiting granddaughter to pick out her favorite record. Her granddaughter is confused because all her music is digital, so she says, "You mean, like a sports record?" What assumption did Riley make about her granddaughter?
A. Her granddaughter understands the meaning she intended to communicate simply because Riley understood it.
B. Her granddaughter is old enough to understand her use of symbols because she is old enough to visit her.
C. Her granddaughter understood the relational dimension to the message.
D. Her granddaughter would have the same musical tastes as she does.
Answer: A
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