A researcher analyzed the link between the use of alcohol and grades in college. The researcher found that a larger proportion of drinkers received low grades than did teetotalers. Identify the most logical conclusion from this scenario.
A. Drinking habits and grades are related.
B. Drinking causes bad grades.
C. Drinking habits and grades are unrelated.
D. Bad grades drive students to drink.
Answer: A
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a. Almost all test scores have increased or remained level in spite of a wider variance in students taking the test b. Student NAEP scores in reading are significantly lower now than they were 25 years ago c. Student NAEP scores in math are significantly lower now than they were 25 years ago d. Virtually all NAEP scores in reading and math for Black students are significantly lower than they were in the 1970s.
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a. an adult leaves trash and litter on the playground. b. supervisors ignore the presence of standing water. c. the after-school care provider doesn't place the cover over the sandbox. d. a family home provider clears and cleans the playground's surface daily.