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In a survey of freshmen at University X, two-thirds claimed never to have plagiarized while in high school. However, the survey may overstate the proportion of freshmen at University X who did not plagiarize in high school because ________.
Which of the following best completes the passage above?
A. some people who do not attend University X probably plagiarized in high school.
B. some people who plagiarized in high school may not do so in college.
C. some people who claimed to have plagiarized once may have done so many times.
D. at University Z, one half of the freshmen admitted to having plagiarized in high school.
E. some freshmen who did plagiarize in high school might have claimed on the survey that they did not do so.
Which of the following best completes the passage above?
A. some people who do not attend University X probably plagiarized in high school.
B. some people who plagiarized in high school may not do so in college.
C. some people who claimed to have plagiarized once may have done so many times.
D. at University Z, one half of the freshmen admitted to having plagiarized in high school.
E. some freshmen who did plagiarize in high school might have claimed on the survey that they did not do so.
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We need to find a reason why proportion, that is 2/3 or 66% of Freshman who claimes that they have NEVER plagiarized in high school and OVESTATMENT. Which means the value of 66% has to go down for freshman at X.
Which of the following best completes the passage above?
A. some people who do not attend University X probably plagiarized in high school.
Irrelevant: We want to know only about X
B. some people who plagiarized in high school may not do so in college.
Incorrect: We are not bothered about what they do in college, We are doing a survey on past practive of plagiarization which has nothng to do with present.
C. some people who claimed to have plagiarized once may have done so many times.
Incorrect: This will have no effect in proportion of students
D. at University Z, one half of the freshmen admitted to having plagiarized in high school.
Incorrect: Trap answer: They are talking about Uni Z, while we only need to know on Uni X
E. some freshmen who did plagiarize in high school might have claimed on the survey that they did not do so.
Correct: There are people who have plagiarized, but have said no in the survey. If they are also counted, then % of people who have never done plagarization will go down as some of the people will be dropped from counting.
Which of the following best completes the passage above?
A. some people who do not attend University X probably plagiarized in high school.
Irrelevant: We want to know only about X
B. some people who plagiarized in high school may not do so in college.
Incorrect: We are not bothered about what they do in college, We are doing a survey on past practive of plagiarization which has nothng to do with present.
C. some people who claimed to have plagiarized once may have done so many times.
Incorrect: This will have no effect in proportion of students
D. at University Z, one half of the freshmen admitted to having plagiarized in high school.
Incorrect: Trap answer: They are talking about Uni Z, while we only need to know on Uni X
E. some freshmen who did plagiarize in high school might have claimed on the survey that they did not do so.
Correct: There are people who have plagiarized, but have said no in the survey. If they are also counted, then % of people who have never done plagarization will go down as some of the people will be dropped from counting.
