Asked by Ayorkor Aryeetey on Sep 22, 2024

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Eloise has turned 67 years old. People she meets compliment her by saying, "You don't look your age." The implicit assumption in this remark is that she

A) is very pretty.
B) would be ugly if she looked her age.
C) must have exercised her whole life.
D) makes the most of her appearance.

Implicit Assumption

An unspoken, underlying belief or premise often taken for granted or accepted without evidence in reasoning or decision-making.

Compliment

A polite expression of praise or admiration, typically given to recognize someone's achievement or quality.

Physical Appearance

The way individuals look, including features such as height, weight, skin color, and facial structure, which can influence social perceptions and treatment.

  • Understand the causes and effects of age-based stereotypes.
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anshu ashish1 day ago
Final Answer :
B
Explanation :
The implicit assumption suggests a negative view of aging, implying that looking one's age at 67 would be less attractive, hence the "compliment" that she doesn't look her age.