English 11 Sem 2 L 4.4.3 Test (CST): Wrap-Up: The Influence of Science and Technology
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Question 9 of 20
Read this paragraph:
Scholastic News reports that some schools that have
reintroduced art and physical education programs to the
curricula have experienced an improvement in student
performance in their core subject areas. More research is
needed to determine whether these findings can be
generalized to all schools, however.
If a reader wants to check the original source of information used in the
paragraph, which words should the writer most likely hyperlink?
O A. core subject areas
O B. improvement in student performance
O c. More research
O D. Scholastic News
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