In a study of 829,000 students taking college entrance exam, 0 rated themselves "below average" in "ability to get along with others." (A) true (B) False (C) Somewhat true (D) Somewhat false
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The question states: "In a study of 829,000 students taking college entrance exam, 0 rated themselves 'below average' in 'ability to get along with others.'" This statement implies that out of 829,000 students, not a single student rated themselves "below average" Show more…
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