For exam Opscan form information, complete and accurate entry of Name, RUID number, Exam code and Workshop Section is the responsibility of the student. Missing, incomplete, or incorrect entries may lead to a penalty of up to 10% off the exam score.

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The prompt presents a statement about exam Opscan form information and asks you to consider the multiple-choice options.
Option A: 'A. I acknowledge that missing, incomplete or incorrect entries on the exam Opscan form may lead to a score penalty.' This option appears to be a direct acknowledgment of the policy described in the stem, aligning with the described penalties for errors on the Opscan form. It correctly reflects accountability and the consequence of potential penalties. 
Option B: 'Must answer A to complete Acknowledgement' This option introduces a procedural instruction that you must select A to complete an acknowledgment. However, the stem describes that missing, incomplete, or incorrect entries may lead to a penalty, not a meta-instruction about how to complete the form. This makes B ambiguous and not a true restatement of the policy; it adds a requirement that is not stated in the stem and could be considered misleading.
In terms of accuracy and relevance, A is a direct, valid acknowledgment of the policy described, while B introduces an instruction that does not reflect the actual policy content and could confuse the student about how to complete the acknowledgement. The key distinction is that A states the consequence and acknowledgment itself, whereas B asserts a procedural necessity that isn’t present in the given information.
Additionally, consider the clarity: A communicates that recognizing the potential penalty exists, which is the expected student action. B, by asserting you must answer A to complete acknowledgment, could imply a forced sequence not described in the material and thus is less trustworthy as a true reflection of the policy.
Therefore, when evaluating the options against the policy described in the stem, Option A correctly mirrors the intended acknowledgment and consequence, while Option B introduces an extraneous procedural claim that is not supported by the stem.

Spring 2025 General Biology II (01:119:116) GB 116 Policy Acknowledgement Spring 2025

For exam Opscan form information, complete and accurate entry of Name, RUID number, Exam code and Workshop Section is the responsibility of the student. Missing, incomplete, or incorrect entries may lead to a penalty of up to 10% off the exam score.

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