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.)

BlackTom AI · Accepted Answer

The prompt describes a statement about attendance: "I arrived to class on time and stayed until the end." The accompanying guidance notes that if you were not present, the answer is no, and if you arrived late or left early, the answer is also no, but you may still earn points in other questions.

Because there are no answer options provided in the question data, we cannot map this statement to a specific choice label. Nonetheless, we can reason about the underlying truthfulness of the statement itself in a typical attendance assessment context. If the criterion is perfect attendance—arriving on time and staying for the entire session—the statement would be considered true only if the student indeed arrived on time and stayed until the end for that session.

One would assess this by checking arrival time against the class start time and verifying that the end time was not missed. If both conditions are satisfied, the statement evaluates as true within a typical attendance framework; otherwise, it would be false.

The note provided also clarifies that being absent, arriving late, or leaving early yields a no for that item, which aligns with a strict interpretation of complete attendance. This helps distinguish partial attendance from full attendance.

In the absence of concrete answer choices to evaluate, we can still understand that the intended correct assessment for the statement "I arrived to class on time and stayed until the end" is that it describes full attendance, assuming the individual indeed met both criteria.

If the assessment format were to include typical options such as: A) yes, B) no, C) ambiguous, D) not enough information, the logically correct choice would be A) yes only if both arrival on time and staying until end occurred. The other options would be incorrect under the stated rules because they fail to acknowledge full adherence to both conditions.

Potential misconceptions to avoid include assuming that arriving on time or staying most of the session suffices for a yes; the rule explicitly requires both conditions to be met for a yes, and any deviation (late arrival or early departure) would yield no for that item.

In summary, with the information given and standard interpretation of the rule, the statement aligns with full attendance when both criteria are met, and would not align with full attendance if either criterion is violated. Remember to apply the criterion precisely: both on-time arrival and staying until the end are required for a true assessment of full attendance.

PHIL 220-001 Tues 2/18 Attendance and Participation (Cordova Ethics)

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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