I arrived to class on time and stayed until the end.

(If you were not present, the answer to this is no. If you arrived late or left early, the answer is also no, but you may still earn points in the other questions.)

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I arrived to class on time and stayed until the end.

(If you were not present, the answer to this is no. If you arrived late or left early, the answer is also no, but you may still earn points in the other questions.)

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The prompt presents a statement to evaluate: 'I arrived to class on time and stayed until the end.' It also adds a clarifying note: if you were not present, the answer is no; if you arrived late or left early, the answer is also no, but you may still earn points in the other questions.

First, observe that there are no answer options provided in this item. Without a list of choices to compare, we cannot walk through a multiple-choice elimination process for each option. This means we cannot explicitly label any option as A, B, C, or D, nor discuss their individual merits.

Nevertheless, we can reason about the content of the statement itself. If a person arrived to class on time (i.e., at the scheduled start) and remained for the entire duration until the end, the statement describes a complete and uninterrupted attendance, which would be considered a correct portrayal of attendance for that session.

If the person did not arrive on time, or did not stay until the end (e.g., left early), the statement would be inaccurate because it would not reflect full attendance for that class period. The accompanying note reinforces this by explicitly stating that lateness or early departure yields a 'no' for this question, though it also acknowledges that other questions may still yield points.

A potential misconception to watch for is assuming that partial attendance (arriving late or leaving early but still attending some portion) would suffice. The provided rule—arrive on time and stay to the end—is clear about requiring full attendance for a 'yes' outcome, and any deviation would lead to 'no' based on the guidance.

In summary, if we treat the statement as an attendance check: true only when one is on time and finishes the entire session; false if any portion is missed or if one arrives late or leaves early. The given answer 'yes' would be correct when the person indeed adhered to the full-time, on-time attendance described, and incorrect otherwise.

Since no explicit options are listed here, there is nothing to label or compare beyond this interpretation of the statement and the accompanying clarifications.

PHIL 220-001 Thurs 5-8 Attendance and Participation (Course Wrap Up)

I arrived to class on time and stayed until the end. (If you were not present, the answer to this is no. If you arrived late or left early, the answer is also no, but you may still earn points in the other questions.)

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