All of the following are main purposes of a recitation except:
A) to assure that all students know whether a given answer is right or wrong.
B) to give the teacher an opportunity to introduce new content.
C) to ensure that all students are aware of the more complete, appropriate, and correct response to each question.
D) to help students connect new knowledge to prior learning and experiences in order to move new knowledge to long-term memory.

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Recitations are primarily focused on reviewing and reinforcing existing knowledge rather than introducing new content. They serve to clarify, assess understanding, and deepen students' grasp of material already presented, rather than to cover new topics or content areas.

All of the Following Are Main Purposes of a Recitation