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Draw a conclusion that follows only from combining two short sources, including when the two sources disagree.
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Source 1: The library opens at 7:00 a.m. Source 2: The first jeepney reaches the school at 7:30 a.m. Which conclusion follows only from combining both sources?
Source 1: Practice is canceled whenever the field floods. Source 2: The field floods after two hours of heavy rain. Which conclusion follows only from combining the two sources?
Source 1: The canteen report says most students buy lunch on campus. Source 2: The council survey says most students bring lunch from home. What do the two sources disagree about?
Source 1: The new bus route reaches the town center in 20 minutes. Source 2: The old route reaches the same center in 35 minutes. Which statement uses only one source and so is not a synthesis?
Source 1: A notebook costs PHP 45 at the school store. Source 2: Ana has PHP 100 and must also buy a PHP 60 pen. Which conclusion follows only from combining both sources?
Source 1: The barangay report counts 300 runners at the fun run. Source 2: The organizer's list records 180 runners at the same event. What do the two sources disagree about?
Source 1: The club accepts members who have joined at least one contest. Source 2: Mateo joined the essay contest last August. Which conclusion follows only from combining both sources?
Source 1: Grade 9 classes end at 4:00 p.m. Source 2: The last school shuttle leaves at 4:15 p.m. Which conclusion needs both sources?
Source 1: The science teacher says the garden plants died from too little sunlight. Source 2: The gardener says the same plants died from too much water. What do the two sources disagree about?
Source 1: Only club officers may sign the request form. Source 2: Liza became the club treasurer in June. Which conclusion follows only from combining both sources?
Source 1: Rice harvests in the town fell by a third last year. Source 2: The town's rice price rose sharply during that same year. Which conclusion follows only from combining the two sources?
Source 1: A weather site says the storm will reach the province by Tuesday. Source 2: The local station says the storm will pass the province entirely. What do the two sources disagree about?
Source 1: A school report links reading the daily news to higher vocabulary scores. Source 2: Only a fifth of Grade 9 students read the daily news. Which conclusion follows only from combining both sources?
Source 1: The gym holds 200 people. Source 2: Three sections of 45 students each will attend the program. Which conclusion follows only from combining both sources?
Source 1: A student essay says the town festival began in 1920. Source 2: The town's own record says the festival began in 1935. What do the two sources disagree about?
Source 1: The rule bars anyone without an ID card from entering. Source 2: Visitors are given a paper pass instead of an ID card. Which conclusion follows only from combining both sources?
Source 1: Sales of the school paper rose after it added a sports page. Source 2: That page appeared in the same month a school team won a title. Which conclusion follows only from combining the two sources?
Source 1: A survey says half the class walks to school. Source 2: The attendance log shows six of forty students walk to school. What do the two sources disagree about?
Source 1: The contest is open to students aged 14 to 16. Source 2: Every member of the drama club turned 17 this year. Which conclusion follows only from combining both sources?
Source 1: The recipe needs 250 milliliters of milk for each serving. Source 2: One carton holds 1 liter of milk. Which conclusion follows only from combining both sources?
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