Terrell volunteers his time to campaign for Joel Goodman. He spent all afternoon putting up "Goodman for Congress" signs around
his town and arrived back at headquarters just in time to watch the Goodman- Hernandez debate on TV. Terrell was eager to watch the candidates debate each other, even though he was 100 percent sure he was going to vote for Goodman. Terrell's first response to the debate will most likely be
Terrell's first response will be that Goodman did a good job of answering the questions correctly.
Explanation:
As we can see in the question above, Terrell is very sure that Goodman is the ideal candidate to be a congressman, he is so sure that he is campaigning for Goodman. This shows that when watching the debate between Goodman and his opponents, Terrell, at first, will have difficulties in judging Goodman's responses, without taking into account the favoritism that he has for him. In this case, Terrell's first response to the debate is to say that Goodman did very well and answered the questions correctly, even if that did not happen.
Based on the information provided within the question it can be said that progress made during the school year is about the same rate regardless of the background of the children. Researchers believe this is because all of the students are being taught with the same curriculum as one another regardless of their backgrounds, therefore they progress at about the same rate.
