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Student Advisor: One of our exchange students faced multiple

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by BTGmoderatorDC » Wed Jan 30, 2019 5:51 am

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Student Advisor: One of our exchange students faced multiple arguments with her parents over the course of the past year. Not surprisingly, her grade point average (GPA) over the same period showed a steep decline. This is just one example of a general truth: problematic family relationships can cause significant academic difficulties for our students.

The claim by the Student Advisor would be more properly drawn if which of the following were inserted into the argument as an additional premise?

A) Last year, the exchange student reduced the amount of time spent on academic work, resulting in a lower GPA.

B) The decline in the GPA of the exchange student was not the reason for the student's arguments with her parents.

C) School GPA is an accurate measure of a student's intellectual ability.

D) if proper measure are not taken, the decline in the student's academic performance may become irreversible.

E) Fluctuations in academic performance are typical for many students.

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by deloitte247 » Sat Feb 02, 2019 4:36 am
Option A :- INCORRECT
This does not comply with the statement in the question. It explained that the lower GPA was as a result of the argument held with her parents which significantly affected her GPA.

Option B :- CORRECT
It was clearly stated from the question that the argument happened before the student's got the the result. This made the statement in this option directional .

Option C :- INCORRECT
This statement does not show that the option is valid.

Option D :- INCORRECT
This would have been true if an adequate attention was given to the source of the problem and the situation that led to the decline was not improved

Option E :- INCORRECT
The fluctuations in the academic performance described above has other factor attached to it. We can't for this reason say what case may be peculiar to other students.
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