If a child holds out a tray filled with diamonds, silver, and gold. What is the most priceless object listed?

The child.. but it isnt really listed.

I see that others have asked for clarification as to whether you consider the child as part of the list. I would assume that if the child was not part of the list you would have made not mention of a child at all. You would have asked: which is more valuable: diamonds, gold etc.

Surprisingly it appears no one has noticed a more significant problem with the way you asked the question. Priceless is a Boolean condition; Either something has a price or it does not.

It is nonsensical to ascribe a modifier such as most, which implies that the variable is a range. There are no degrees of pricelessness. For example, you would not say: Oh diamonds are priceless bot gold is even more priceless.

Restating the question as: are any of these items priceless. I would say that, unless you were a sociopath (incapable of valuing other humans) you would acknowledge that the child is indeed the only priceless item on the list

The Child

The Child

The Child

From the African perspective,a child is a priceless thing you can ever have.From the sentence it seems a child is not listed as an object but it is an object in the sentence because it is a noun.So the answer is (Child)

The child is the priceless one, i wont call it an object though. In materialistic terms, I go with the diamonds

if you consider child as an object it obviously the child. Else to choose from diamonds, gold and silver. It will be GOLD cause diamonds don't have a resale value and gold has the maximum resale value.

The child

Gee, if you didn't spell 'the child' backwards I would have never know what you expected. However, since the child is not an OBJECT, I'm going to say the tray.

The gold. You can make fake diamonds and silver and give birth to another child