Assignments must be completed by 11:59 PM EST on the due date.

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The provided item presents a statement for evaluation and a single-answer field, but the list of answer options is empty, which means we cannot restate or analyze multiple choices. Given the answer field lists 'False' as the correct answer, we can focus on evaluating the assertion itself: 'Assignments must be completed by 11:59 PM EST on the due date.'

First, consider the general concept of assignment deadlines in educational settings. Typically, deadlines are defined by the course instructor or institution and may specify a particular date and time along with a designated timezone. However, there is no universal rule that all courses adhere to 11:59 PM EST on the due date. Different courses can specify different times, different time zones, or may even use local campus time, server time, or flexible submission windows. Therefore, treating the statement as a universal rule would be inaccurate.

Second, the specificity of 11:59 PM EST introduces potential issues. EST (Eastern Standard Time) is a fixed offset used outside daylight saving adjustments, while during daylight saving time the region observes EDT (UTC-4). If the policy intends EST year-round, that could be incorrect in months when daylight saving is in effect, unless the policy explicitly uses a standard like 'Eastern Time' rather than 'EST.' This nuance demonstrates that tying deadlines to a single named timezone can cause confusion or errors for students in other regions.

Third, the absence of answer options means we cannot compare the statement against alternative phrasings or constraints (for example, deadlines that are 'by 11:59 PM local time' or 'by 11:59 PM server time' or 'by 11:59 PM on the due date, regardless of time zone'). Since those comparisons are not provided, we rely on general reasoning: in practice, many courses do not enforce a strict EST-based deadline for all students, and some may offer extensions, late penalties, or asynchronous submission windows.

Fourth, interpretive possibilities include scenarios where the policy is indeed fixed to a specific time zone (e.g., an online course administered in a campus region) or where the policy is deliberately flexible to accommodate different time zones with a standard reference (e.g., 'by 11:59 PM in your local time zone'). In either case, the universal statement about '11:59 PM EST' is too rigid to be universally true across all courses.

Fifth, given the instruction that the correct answer is 'False,' this aligns with the notion that deadlines are not universally fixed to EST; many legitimate policies rely on varying times, time zones, or administratively defined conventions that may differ from the stated rule.

In summary, the assertion that 'Assignments must be completed by 11:59 PM EST on the due date' is not universally correct because course policies vary by instructor and institution, time zones can differ, daylight saving considerations may apply, and some courses use local or server times rather than a single named timezone. The absence of answer options further limits any comparative analysis, but the Boolean conclusion labeled as correct (False) is consistent with the idea that such a universal deadline format cannot be guaranteed across all contexts.

LHR 136Y, Section 001: SU25 Orientation Quiz

Assignments must be completed by 11:59 PM EST on the due date.

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