As a result of Jean-Marc Itard s treatment program, the wild boy from Averyon:
A) learned to become an average, well-adjusted young man named Victor.
B) died suddenly at age fourteen.
C) turned out perfectly normal except for the inability to do arithmetic.
D) learned to wear clothes and write a few simple words, but developed no human relationships.
E) learned to do wear clothes and drive an automobile, but never learned human speech.

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The statement mentions that the wild boy learned to wear clothes and write a few simple words, indicating some progress in his development. However, it does not mention any improvement in his ability to form human relationships, which suggests that he may not have fully integrated into human society. Also, there is no mention of him being named Victor, or him dying suddenly, or having trouble with arithmetic or driving a car.

As a Result of Jean-Marc Itard S Treatment Program, the Wild