Connie and Lonnie Appear to Be Hypnotized, but They Might

question 136

Multiple Choice

Connie and Lonnie appear to be hypnotized, but they might be just pretending. You tell them their brother Johnnie is sitting in the chair in front of them; they both say they see him. Now Johnnie really enters the room. Connie says she sees Johnnie in two places at once. Lonnie says the person who just entered must be someone else. Which one is really hypnotized?

• A) Connie
• B) Lonnie
• C) Johnnie
• D) no one

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