According to the author, children in wealth and privilege tend to succeed more than poor children because

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The author explains that children in wealth and privilege are often raised to believe they are entitled to things other children may not have even heard of, such as private schools or a network of professional connections. This can lead to more opportunities and success, compared to children in poverty who may not have access to these types of resources. The answer is not A or C as there is no evidence in the article to suggest that wealthy children work harder or that they are inherently more worthy than poor children. D is also not the best choice as only one option explained in the answer choices is accurate.

According to the Author, Children in Wealth and Privilege Tend