Among the Most Important Findings of the 1983 Report Were

question 60

Multiple Choice

Among the most important findings of the 1983 report were

• A) graduation rates were improving and dropout rates were increasing.
• B) dropout rates were increasing and test scores were improving.
• C) test scores were declining and functional illiteracy was increasing.
• D) functional illiteracy was decreasing and test scores were improving.
• E) graduation rates and functional illiteracy were both increasing.

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All-Nighter Narrative

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Crimes Per Capita

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Variance

A measure of the dispersion or spread of a set of data points around their mean; it quantifies the degree to which these points differ from the mean.

Original Data

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