You have been interested in kanji, Japanese logograph symbols, for many years. In fact, you know about 500 of them, which is extraordinarily advanced. Your friends frequently ask you what the symbols mean because they are interested in getting tattoos of them. You are surprised at how many times they ask you about the same symbol. Why is it that you can learn more kanji symbols fairly easily, but your friends barely learn a few symbols?

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The most likely reason for the difference in learning abilities between the individual and their friends is that the individual already has a considerable knowledge of kanji, making it easier for them to learn more. This answer is supported by the fact that the individual knows around 500 kanji symbols, which is an advanced level of knowledge. Option B and C are not good explanations, as there is no indication that the individual's friends are not intelligent or lazy. Option D is not a viable explanation as there is no indication that the individual has special powers of memorisation, only that they have developed an advanced knowledge of kanji symbols.

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