Q 30. Read the following argument and mark which of the following assumptions is made for the respective argument. Argument: An online coaching institute named DemandEdu published educational videos which are reviewed by top faculty from eminent colleges and institutions. These courses will therefore be quite popular amongst college going teens. Ops: A. College students prefer courses that are certified by various eminent professors B. None of the mentioned options C. DemandEdu had earlier launched courses for school students D. Educational videos are not popular among students in general

Read the following argument and mark which of the following assumptions is made for the respective argument. Argument: An online coaching institute named DemandEdu published educational videos which are reviewed by top faculty from eminent colleges and institutions. These courses will therefore be quite popular amongst college going teens. Ops: A. Educational videos are not popular among students in general B. DemandEdu had earlier launched courses for school students C. College students prefer courses that are certified by various eminent professors D. None of the mentioned options Q 30. Mark the option containing the assumption made in the argument given below. Argument: 5 year old Tim will be extremely excited when he gets the new toy doctor set. Ops: A. Kids, in general, get excited when they get new toys B. Kids will only be happy if they get toy doctor sets as gifts C. None of the mentioned options D. Paul is an over-excited child

uestions 4-5Multiple Choice: According to the author, developing an excellent K-12 education requires…A. eliminating student loansB. valuing the role of teachersC. encouraging less scholarly students to reconsider their college plans.D. lessening the rigor of required classes to support struggling students.Multiple Choice: Which quotation from the text best supports the answer to question 4?A. "These include building an equitable K-12 educational pipeline that provides better college readiness for all of America's students." (Paragraph 5)B. "The teaching profession must be elevated and the nation's best students should be encouraged to become teachers." (Paragraph 5)C. "For their service, school loans should be forgiven or repaid." (Paragraph 5)D. "Colleges and universities should also create postsecondary certificates and credentials meeting the needs of students" (Paragraph 5)

9) Do you agree that media literacy and ethics subjects should be required to be taught in school? Why?

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Questions 4-5Multiple Choice: According to the article, what is a positive reason why teens choose to use social media?A. to bond with othersB. to create artistic postsC. to learn how to be popularD. to practice communication skillsMultiple Choice: Which detail from the text best supports the answer to question 4?A. "Nesi speculates that unpopular teens may be more likely than popular kids to make 'upward' comparisons." (Paragraph 11)B. "That may happen because they simply have fewer real-life friends — and therefore fewer online connections." (Paragraph 12)C. "Since teens spend so much of each day connecting online, many adults worry that kids no longer know how to communicate in person." (Paragraph 14)D. "Teens want to hang out together, boyd says. Social networks let them do that…" (Paragraph 15)