What would be your analysis on the following research data:1.1The opinions of 50 respondents show that 40 of them favor the K-12 program while the rest do not.1.2 The ten parents who were interviewed were not totally against the K-12 program; they were not only sure if the program will succeed even if the government's budget for education is not enough, or due to other reasons.

The K to 12 Program means Kindergarten through 12 years of basic education, focusing on mastery of concepts, lifelong learning, and readiness for further education or employment.*1 pointNarrationDescriptionDefinitionExemplificationClassificationComparison and ContrastCause and EffectProblem-SolutionPersuasive

uestions 4-5Multiple Choice: According to the author, developing an excellent K-12 education requires…A. eliminating student loansB. valuing the role of teachersC. encouraging less scholarly students to reconsider their college plans.D. lessening the rigor of required classes to support struggling students.Multiple Choice: Which quotation from the text best supports the answer to question 4?A. "These include building an equitable K-12 educational pipeline that provides better college readiness for all of America's students." (Paragraph 5)B. "The teaching profession must be elevated and the nation's best students should be encouraged to become teachers." (Paragraph 5)C. "For their service, school loans should be forgiven or repaid." (Paragraph 5)D. "Colleges and universities should also create postsecondary certificates and credentials meeting the needs of students" (Paragraph 5)

A national opinion poll found that 44% of all American adults agree that parents should be given vouchers that are good for education at any public or private school of their choice. The result was based on a simple random sample of 500 households in which 200 families agreed. The researchers believe the true proportion of those who agreed would be less than their findings. What is the p-value of their test?

A government is considering implementing a policy that would require all children, regardless of their socioeconomic status, to have access to free primary education. Which factor should the government evaluate to ensure the effectiveness of this policy?Select one:a.The popularity of private schools among parents seeking alternative education options.b.The affordability of secondary and higher education for economically disadvantaged students.c.The availability of qualified and well-trained teachers in primary schools.d.The accessibility of school infrastructure for children living in remote areas.

One criticism that has been leveled against home schooling by people who support public schooling is that __________.A.home schooling can foster a strongly religious upbringing that some parents desire for their childrenB.students who learn in school outperform students who learn at homeC.home schooling takes some of the richest and best educated parents out of the public school systemD.home schooling gives children and parents an opportunity to overcome some of the deficiencies of public schooling