You learned a lot in this class and overall enjoyed the content. (I hope you mark True)

I am offering 5 extra points for this just to help out right before your final grade is tallied!!! It is a gift to say thank you for all you put into this class :)

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You learned a lot in this class and overall enjoyed the content. (I hope you mark True)

I am offering 5 extra points for this just to help out right before your final grade is tallied!!! It is a gift to say thank you for all you put into this class :)

BlackTom AI · Accepted Answer

When approaching this true/false item, we start by restating what the prompt is asking you to evaluate and the available choices.
Option 1: True. The statement claims that you learned a lot in the class, overall enjoyed the content, and that the instructor is offering 5 extra points as a gift. Since the prompt explicitly presents these sentiments as part of the question, selecting True aligns with accepting that the claim is being made in the text. In other words, the assertion reflects what is written, so labeling it True is consistent with the information provided.
Option 2: False. This option would imply that the statement is not accurate or that the claim about learning, enjoyment, or the bonus points is false. However, the question text itself presents those elements as fact or as the content of the message. Treating this as false would contradict the literal wording given in the prompt, which is the basis for determining truth value in a true/false item. It would also require asserting that the author’s described experience or the bonus gesture did not occur, which the prompt does not provide as a contradictory detail.
In evaluating true/false items, it’s important to distinguish between assent to the literal words (which favors True here) and challenges to real-world accuracy or intent (which would require extra context not present in the item). Since the only content to judge is what the prompt says, option True is the correct reflection of that content, and option False conflicts with the literal statement presented.

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You learned a lot in this class and overall enjoyed the content. (I hope you mark True) I am offering 5 extra points for this just to help out right before your final grade is tallied!!! It is a gift to say thank you for all you put into this class :)

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