Report a Count without Changing Its Scope - Practice 2

State the group that was actually counted.

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State the group that was actually counted. A count from one class does not describe every class, and a few examples do not establish always or never.

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If 8 of 12 club members answered a survey, report 8 of 12 club members, not all students.

Would you believe it?

A proposal can include accurate evidence without already proving that the proposed solution will work.

Question 1 Fictional record: 8 of 14 members of the story club attended. Which report preserves the count? No club members attended. 8 of the 14 club members attended. Every student in the school attended.

Question 2 Fictional record: 9 of 15 members of the report club attended. Which report preserves the count? 9 of the 15 club members attended. Every student in the school attended. No club members attended.

Question 3 Fictional record: 10 of 16 members of the notice club attended. Which report preserves the count? Every student in the school attended. No club members attended. 10 of the 16 club members attended.

Question 4 Fictional record: 11 of 17 members of the sketch club attended. Which report preserves the count? No club members attended. 11 of the 17 club members attended. Every student in the school attended.

Question 5 Fictional record: 12 of 18 members of the plan club attended. Which report preserves the count? 12 of the 18 club members attended. Every student in the school attended. No club members attended.

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