Assuming you've transcribed the question properly, the correct answer should be choice A.

We are asked whether he answered at least 12 questions correctly, and there are 20 questions on the test.

(1) Dan answered fewer than 40 percent of the questions incorrectly.

Because 40 percent of 20 is 8, we can read this statement as: "Dan answered fewer than 8 questions incorrectly". If Dan answered fewer than 8 incorrectly, then that means he answered at least 12 correctly.

Sufficient.

(2) Dan answered at least 25 percent of the questions incorrectly.

25 percent of 20 is 5. So we can read this statement as "Dan answered at least 5 questions incorrectly". Then, that means he answered at most 15 questions correctly.

So, that could mean he answered 5 correctly or 15 correctly.

Insufficient.

Choose A.

Testluv wrote:Assuming you've transcribed the question properly, the correct answer should be choice A.

We are asked whether he answered at least 12 questions correctly, and there are 20 questions on the test.

(1) Dan answered fewer than 40 percent of the questions incorrectly.

Because 40 percent of 20 is 8, we can read this statement as: "Dan answered fewer than 8 questions incorrectly". If Dan answered fewer than 8 incorrectly, then that means he answered at least 12 correctly.

Sufficient.

(2) Dan answered at least 25 percent of the questions incorrectly.

25 percent of 20 is 5. So we can read this statement as "Dan answered at least 5 questions incorrectly". Then, that means he answered at most 15 questions correctly.

So, that could mean he answered 5 correctly or 15 correctly.

Insufficient.

Choose A.

Thank you. I overlooked the answer in the OA. It is indeed A. Thanks yet again.