What is a benchmark?
A. an established reference point to which all later reference points are compared
B. an amount of return on an investment
C. a point of reference later used for comparison
D. a tool that assists you in analyzing data for trends
C
Explanation: A benchmark is a point of reference later used for comparison. Benchmarks can eventually become baselines.
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Using the drawing functions, draw a bull’s eye.
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