Multiple Choice
In international studies of reading, mathematics, and science achievement, U.S. students typically perform
A) better than students in Korea and Japan.
B) better than students in Canada and the Netherlands.
C) above the international averages.
D) at or below the international averages.
Correct Answer:
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