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ID: GMAT-DI-TPA-010
Section: GMAT Data Insights - Two-Part Analysis (2PA)
Topic: Verbal
Difficulty level: Medium

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A teacher: Principal, I recently listened to a podcast that stresses the importance of regular attendance if students are to do well in their exams. Can you assure me that students who take occasional breaks or days off will not have their academic performance harmed?

Principal: Students' academic performance will not be harmed by occasional breaks or days off. Regular class attendance is not an irrevocable "instant boost" that guarantees high exam scores. Attending classes regularly does help, but many factors contribute to strong academic performance, among them self-study, participation and overall well-being.

Assume the principal's explanation is correct. In the table, select Must be true for the statement that must be true given the dialogue, and select Must be false for the statement that must be false given it — that is, the statement the dialogue contradicts.

Make only two selections, one in each column.

Must be trueMust be false 
Consistent class attendance can improve a student's understanding of complex concepts.
Students who miss classes may need to put in extra effort to catch up on missed material.
Regular class attendance can foster a sense of community and motivation among students.
The impact of occasional absences on a student's academic performance may vary depending greatly on the subject and the individual student's learning style.
A student who takes an occasional day off will not perform worse academically as a result.
Consistent attendance in class is the only factor determining a student's academic success.
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