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 presents a statement about attendance: 'I arrived to class on time and stayed until the end.' The accompanying note explains that if you were not present, arrived late, or left early, the answer would be no, but you may still earn points on other questions.

First, note that there are no answer options provided for this multiple-choice item, so we cannot evaluate specific choices. The given answer field lists 'yes', but without explicit options, we cannot map that to a labeled choice.

Conceptually, the truth of the statement hinges on the stated conditions: arriving on time and staying until the end. If those conditions were met, the statement describes a complete on-time attendance, which, by the note, would correspond to a positive assessment (i.e., the answer would be yes). If any of those conditions were not met (not present, arriving late, or leaving early), the statement would be false according to the note, even though you could still earn points in other questions.

Why the missing options matter: in a typical MCQ, each option would declare a truth value or a specific claim about attendance. Without options, there is nothing to compare against or to label as correct or incorrect. This makes it impossible to analyze option-by-option reasoning or to identify misconceptions tied to each distractor.

From a reasoning perspective, the core idea is: a statement about meeting the attendance criteria (on time and present for the entire session) is true if those criteria were met, and false if any criterion was violated. The parenthetical guidance reinforces that the assessment of this item is independent from performance on other questions.

If you had to classify potential answer choices in a typical scenario, you would expect options such as:
- A: Yes, because you arrived on time and stayed for the whole class.
- B: No, because you arrived late or left early.
- C: No, because you were not present at all.
- D: Yes, depending on whether the policy allowed partial credit for presence.

In summary, the determining factor is whether the stated attendance conditions were met; the absence of answer options prevents a concrete option-by-option evaluation. The provided 'yes' would align with the statement being true under the rule described, but since no options are shown, we cannot definitively map it to a labeled choice here.

PHIL 220-001 Thurs 5/1 Attendance and Participation (Allen)

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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