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Which statements provide evidence for the affirmative claim? Check all that apply.

"Most four-year colleges and universities in the United States require students to submit standardized test scores."
"These scores do not fairly represent a student’s skills."
"Making standardized tests scores optional in the admissions process has created a more diverse student population."
"A better indicator of students’ potential in postsecondary education is their performance in high school."
"Students who can demonstrate a pattern of diligence, focus, and inquisitiveness in high school are more likely to be successful."

Answers

Answered by Afreenakbar

Answer:

The statements that provide evidence for the affirmative claim are as follows.

Explanation:

"Most four-year colleges and universities in the United States require students to submit standardized test scores."

"These scores do not fairly represent a student’s skills."

"Making standardized tests scores optional in the admissions process has created a more diverse student population."

"A better indicator of students’ potential in postsecondary education is their performance in high school."

"Students who can demonstrate a pattern of diligence, focus, and inquisitiveness in high school are more likely to be successful."

The statements that provide evidence for the affirmative claim are:

These statements support the argument that standardized test scores are not the best measure of a student's potential for success in college and that other factors, such as high school performance and personal qualities like diligence and focus, are more relevant. They suggest that eliminating the requirement for standardized test scores in college admissions can lead to a more diverse student population and a fairer evaluation of study.