We cover 6 units this term and each unit has 3 lessons in it. Thus, we cover 18 topics / lessons this term.

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Consider the claim: 'We cover 6 units this term and each unit has 3 lessons in it. Thus, we cover 18 topics / lessons this term.'

Option 1: True. This would be true if every unit indeed contains exactly 3 lessons and there are no skipped or duplicate lessons, so multiplying units by lessons per unit yields a total of 6 × 3 = 18 lessons for the term.

Option 2: False. This becomes plausible if any of the following conditions hold: (a) one or more units do not have exactly 3 lessons (the unit count then cannot be reliably multiplied to get a total of 18), (b) some lessons are combined or omitted in practice (reducing the total number of distinct lessons), or (c) there is overlap where a single lesson counts toward more than one unit, making simple multiplication an overestimate.

Why the statement could be considered incorrect in practice: even though the arithmetic 6 × 3 = 18 is straightforward, real course structures often include revisions, review sessions, or cross-unit activities that do not count as additional lessons, or they might double-count certain topics if they are revisited in multiple units. These nuances mean the literal claim 'Thus, we cover 18 topics / lessons this term' may not hold in every instructional design, depending on how units and lessons are defined and counted in the syllabus.

In summary, the mathematical implication of the statement is that there are 18 lessons, but in real-world course outlines, counting consistency and definition of 'lesson' and 'topic' can introduce deviations from the simple product 6 × 3. This explains why the provided answer marks the statement as False: the claim rests on an assumption that every unit has exactly 3 lessons and that all lessons are distinct and unaltered, which may not be guaranteed in practice.

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We cover 6 units this term and each unit has 3 lessons in it. Thus, we cover 18 topics / lessons this term.

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