Isabella (Troy HS) and Sofia (Santa Ana HS) had very different high school experiences. Which statement does not describe a major way in which their experiences were different.
A) Izabela felt A lot more pressure to succeed academically then Sophia did.
B) Isabellas classmates were respectful of and cooperative with their teachers but many of Sophia's classmates were not.
C) The parents of Isabelle's classmates were far more involved in her high school in the parents of Sophia's classmates were.
D) Izabela was much less worried about getting into a good college then Sophia was.
Ans: D) Izabela was much less worried about getting into a good college then Sophia was.
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