Criticism by many teachers and schools of commercially produced reading incentive programs includes the following EXCEPT
A) excellent literary selections are too challenging for primary grades.
B) extrinsic rewards diminish the desire of students to read for pleasure.
C) testing students' literal comprehension undermines the importance of reading books for personal enjoyment.
D) many students find ways to avoid the reading but still gain the rewards.

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The criticism listed in option A is not a common criticism of reading incentive programs. The other options (B, C, and D) are typical criticisms, focusing on the negative impact of extrinsic rewards, the undermining of reading for enjoyment, and students finding ways to game the system.

Criticism by Many Teachers and Schools of Commercially Produced Reading