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Reading Passage: James and Sean were in the same English 1101 class. Their instructor returned their latest quiz. When the friends saw their scores Sean smiled, but
James looked unhappy. Their instructor said he hoped the class would study more for future quizzes and that numerous students had received extremely low scores
However, Ms. Jackson is Ebony's reading instructor. She's concerned because of Ebony's recent behavior in class. Ebony confuses syllables in words and certain letters
when writing on the white board. Ms. Jackson has planned a conference with Ebony to discuss her concerns.
Question:
Which statement is MOST LIKELY to be true?
Sean received a better grade on the quiz than James did.
b. Sean usually receives better grades than James in English.
James expected to do better on the quiz than he did
c. James did not do as well on the quiz as he would have liked.
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