Question

question 9. a class is trying to decide if eating a healthy breakfast improves students focus in morning classes. they collect: 1. a scientific study showing students who eat a balanced breakfast score higher on attention tests. 2. a single students opinion that breakfast doesnt matter. 3. a survey of 300 students where most say they feel more focused after breakfast. 4. a social media post claiming breakfast is overrated. 5. notes from teachers saying students seem more alert after eating breakfast. what evidence is sufficient to support the conclusion that breakfast improves focus? select two correct answers. a. 1 and 2 b. 1 and 3 c. 2 and 4

Explanation:

A scientific study (1) provides objective and reliable evidence as it likely uses proper research methods. Notes from teachers (5) are also valuable as they are based on real - time observations in the classroom. A single student's opinion (2) may be subjective, a survey where most say breakfast doesn't matter (3) contradicts the claim, and a social media post (4) may lack scientific rigor.

Answer:

No options are provided in the answer section in the expected format. But the correct evidence would be 1 and 5. If we assume options were to be created:
A. 1 and 5