The counterpoint author most likely includes the following passage to (However, studies of adopted children show that adoptees show some similarity in IQ both to their adoptive parents and to other children raised in the same household who are unrelated to them. In fact, a French study showed that transferring babies from impoverished households to wealthy ones improved childhood IQ scores by 12 to 16 points.)

A.) suggest that children who adopted do not have genetic similarities to the IQ of their adoptive parents
B.) say that poor people are often less intelligent than rich people
C.) demonstrate that intelligence can be increased or decreased by a child's home and family
D.) prove that IQ doesn't mean anything because it can be affected by changes in environment