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CR1000 Test 14 question 1

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by zozo123 » Sat Jul 14, 2007 7:41 am
The local board of education found that, because the current physics curriculum has little direct relevance to today’s world, physics classes attracted few high school students. So to attract students to physics classes, the board proposed a curriculum that emphasizes principles of physics involved in producing and analyzing visual images.

Which of the following, if true, provides the strongest reason to expect that the proposed curriculum will be successful in attracting students?

(A) Several of the fundamental principles of physics are involved in producing and analyzing visual images.
(B) Knowledge of physics is becoming increasingly important in understanding the technology used in today’s world.
(C) Equipment that a large producer of photographic equipment has donated to the high school could be used in the proposed curriculum.
(D) The number of students interested in physics today is much lower than the number of students interested in physics 50 years ago.
(E) In today’s world the production and analysis of visual images is of major importance in communications, business, and recreation.
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by jrbrown2 » Sat Jul 14, 2007 11:22 am
I say E.

Few students attend physics classes b/c the classes have little relevance to today's world. So to attract students the board proposed a curriculum that emphasizes principles of physics involved in producing and analyzing visual images

To strengthen this argument it would be best to show how the production and analysis of visual images is relevant in today's world.

Hence E
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Go with option E

by Auzbee » Sun Jul 15, 2007 11:17 pm
I would go with option 'E' as well. It adds to the premises and supports the conclusion.
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Re: CR1000 Test 14 question 1

by gsc » Mon Jul 16, 2007 10:30 pm
zozo123 wrote:The local board of education found that, because the current physics curriculum has little direct relevance to today’s world, physics classes attracted few high school students. So to attract students to physics classes, the board proposed a curriculum that emphasizes principles of physics involved in producing and analyzing visual images.

Which of the following, if true, provides the strongest reason to expect that the proposed curriculum will be successful in attracting students?

(A) Several of the fundamental principles of physics are involved in producing and analyzing visual images.
(B) Knowledge of physics is becoming increasingly important in understanding the technology used in today’s world.
(C) Equipment that a large producer of photographic equipment has donated to the high school could be used in the proposed curriculum.
(D) The number of students interested in physics today is much lower than the number of students interested in physics 50 years ago.
(E) In today’s world the production and analysis of visual images is of major importance in communications, business, and recreation.

i also go with e because it gives more relavance to physics in real world
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by nicolette » Tue May 03, 2016 3:08 am
E seems to be the best choice here.
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