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11.38 Paraphrasing and Summarizing with Fidelity Worksheet

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Problem 1Difficulty: Mastery

Recent reports on sports analytics argue that it could improve player health. A multi-city analysis observed a shift after adoption, but the authors emphasize that outcomes varied by place and by how the policy was carried out. They point to plausible alternative explanations--such as demographic change or overlapping initiatives--so they avoid claiming a single, proven cause. The paper also distinguishes between short-term indicators and long-term outcomes, warning that early gains can fade if support systems weaken. Because several datasets were merged, the authors flag measurement error and missing values as additional constraints on the strength of the conclusions. Even supporters note that data privacy may limit the program’s impact unless it is addressed.

Which option best summarizes the passage without adding, omitting, or distorting key ideas?

AThe passage argues sports analytics does not affect player health because results are inconsistent and the analysis is therefore meaningless.

BThe passage says sports analytics may improve player health and cites evidence of improvement in some places, but stresses that results vary and other factors could also explain changes; it adds that data privacy could limit impact. It further cautions that short-term indicators may not predict lasting outcomes and that dataset limitations reduce certainty.

CThe passage proves that sports analytics directly causes large improvements in player health everywhere, leaving no reasonable doubt about causation.

DThe passage suggests sports analytics may help player health, but it treats the observed shift as mostly due to a single cause and downplays other explanations.

Solution & Explanation:The best summary keeps the main claim (that sports analytics may improve player health) and the key cautions (variation by place, other possible explanations, and the limiting factor of data privacy) without exaggerating or adding new causes.

Problem 2Difficulty: Mastery

Recent reports on shared parking apps argue that it could improve downtown congestion. A multi-city analysis observed a shift after adoption, but the authors emphasize that outcomes varied by place and by how the policy was carried out. They point to plausible alternative explanations--such as demographic change or overlapping initiatives--so they avoid claiming a single, proven cause. The paper also distinguishes between short-term indicators and long-term outcomes, warning that early gains can fade if support systems weaken. Because several datasets were merged, the authors flag measurement error and missing values as additional constraints on the strength of the conclusions. Even supporters note that adoption uncertainty may limit the program’s impact unless it is addressed.

Which option best summarizes the passage without adding, omitting, or distorting key ideas?

AThe passage argues shared parking apps does not affect downtown congestion because results are inconsistent and the analysis is therefore meaningless.

BThe passage suggests shared parking apps may help downtown congestion, but it treats the observed shift as mostly due to a single cause and downplays other explanations.

CThe passage proves that shared parking apps directly causes large improvements in downtown congestion everywhere, leaving no reasonable doubt about causation.

DThe passage says shared parking apps may improve downtown congestion and cites evidence of improvement in some places, but stresses that results vary and other factors could also explain changes; it adds that adoption uncertainty could limit impact. It further cautions that short-term indicators may not predict lasting outcomes and that dataset limitations reduce certainty.

Solution & Explanation:The best summary keeps the main claim (that shared parking apps may improve downtown congestion) and the key cautions (variation by place, other possible explanations, and the limiting factor of adoption uncertainty) without exaggerating or adding new causes.

Problem 3Difficulty: Mastery

Recent reports on battery swapping argue that it could improve EV convenience. A multi-city analysis observed a shift after adoption, but the authors emphasize that outcomes varied by place and by how the policy was carried out. They point to plausible alternative explanations--such as demographic change or overlapping initiatives--so they avoid claiming a single, proven cause. The paper also distinguishes between short-term indicators and long-term outcomes, warning that early gains can fade if support systems weaken. Because several datasets were merged, the authors flag measurement error and missing values as additional constraints on the strength of the conclusions. Even supporters note that standardization may limit the program’s impact unless it is addressed.

Which option best summarizes the passage without adding, omitting, or distorting key ideas?

AThe passage suggests battery swapping may help EV convenience, but it treats the observed shift as mostly due to a single cause and downplays other explanations.

BThe passage proves that battery swapping directly causes large improvements in EV convenience everywhere, leaving no reasonable doubt about causation.

CThe passage says battery swapping may improve EV convenience and cites evidence of improvement in some places, but stresses that results vary and other factors could also explain changes; it adds that standardization could limit impact. It further cautions that short-term indicators may not predict lasting outcomes and that dataset limitations reduce certainty.

DThe passage argues battery swapping does not affect EV convenience because results are inconsistent and the analysis is therefore meaningless.

Solution & Explanation:The best summary keeps the main claim (that battery swapping may improve EV convenience) and the key cautions (variation by place, other possible explanations, and the limiting factor of standardization) without exaggerating or adding new causes.

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