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Certain students from a class opted for an English Literature workshop. After the workshop, these students performed much better in an English grammar quiz than the students who did not attend the workshop. Before attending the workshop, the two groups of students had performed equally well in another English literature quiz. Clearly, either the English Literature workshop helped the students in improving their grammar or the results of the English grammar quiz were not accurate.
The answer to which of the following will be most helpful in evaluating the validity of the conclusion drawn in the argument?
Whether the intelligence quotient level of the two groups of students was similar
Whether the students who attended the workshop performed better in other subjects as well
Whether it is possible to accurately measure the performance in English literature and English grammar through the means of conducting quizzes
Whether the students who attended the English literature workshop also attended an English grammar workshop in the past
Whether interest in English grammar played a role in the students’ decision to opt for the English Literature workshop
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Certain students from a class opted for an English Literature workshop. After the workshop, these students performed much better in an English grammar quiz than the students who did not attend the workshop. Before attending the workshop, the two groups of students had performed equally well in another English literature quiz. Clearly, either the English Literature workshop helped the students in improving their grammar or the results of the English grammar quiz were not accurate.
The answer to which of the following will be most helpful in evaluating the validity of the conclusion drawn in the argument?
Whether the intelligence quotient level of the two groups of students was similar
Whether the students who attended the workshop performed better in other subjects as well
Whether it is possible to accurately measure the performance in English literature and English grammar through the means of conducting quizzes
Whether the students who attended the English literature workshop also attended an English grammar workshop in the past
Whether interest in English grammar played a role in the students’ decision to opt for the English Literature workshop
Still interested in this question? Check out the "Best Topics" block above for a better discussion on this exact question, as well as several more related questions.