In a Classic Experiment, a Psychologist Read a Short Passage

In a classic experiment, a psychologist read a short passage in Greek to his son every day when the boy was between 15 months and 3 years of age. At age 8, he was asked to recall the passage, to recognize the passage, and later to memorize the original quotations and others of equal difficulty. The results of the experiment showed that the boy was

A) able to recall the passage at age eight.
B) able to recognize the passage when presented with the original passage and other Greek passages.
C) able to exhibit evidence of relearning by memorizing the original passage 25 percent faster than the other Greek passages.
D) unable to do any of these three memory tasks.