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Students (and teachers for that matter) should be able to enjoy summer vacation! Year-round school is a bad idea for that reason. But even if students don’t go on vacation, many get summer jobs or go to summer camp, which are important parts of the childhood experience. The proposals we’ve seen in this school district call for more frequent breaks to make up for the lost summer, but these would only serve to interrupt learning. Changing the school-year schedule would help students about as much as painting all classrooms blue.

Why does the author compare changing the school schedule to painting classrooms blue?

A) to list the other cosmetic changes made at school
B) to describe the useless changes applied to make up for lost learning
C) to prove that the change to year-round school is harmful to students
D) to show how ineffective changing the schedule is

Respuesta :

The inference is that the author compares changing the school schedule to painting classrooms blue D. to show how ineffective changing the schedule is.

What is an inference?

It should be noted that an inference simply means the conclusion that can be deduced based on the information given. Inferences are steps in reasoning that connect premises to logical conclusions; the word "infer" derives from the Latin inferre, which meaning to "carry on."

More frequent breaks are suggested in this school district's proposals to make up for the lost summer, but these will simply disrupt learning. Students would benefit from changing the school year's schedule approximately as much as by painting every classroom blue.

In this case, the inference is that the author compares changing the school schedule to painting classrooms blue to show how ineffective changing the schedule is

Therefore, the correct option is D.

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