Drag each tile to the correct location. Identify each description as an example of civil law or criminal law. Pamela is asking for custody of her children after her divorce. Joe wants a share in his father’s property. Betty is accused of taking money from her workplace. Philip is arrested for setting fire to his neighbor’s property. Sullivan is caught with stolen phones.

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Explanation:

The two-way table of column relative frequencies below shows data on how often a teenager's parents monitor their screen time and whether or not the teenager has a time limit for their daily screen time for teenagers in West Lake County.

Frequency of monitored screen time vs. time limit for screen time

Time limitNo time limit

Never0.180.180, point, 180.500.500, point, 50

Occasionally0.420.420, point, 420.310.310, point, 31

Usually0.290.290, point, 290.150.150, point, 15

Always0.110.110, point, 110.030.030, point, 03

Column total1.001.001, point, 001.001.001, point, 00

Based on the data, which of the following statements must be true for teenagers in West Lake County?

Choose 1

Choose 1

(Choice A)

A

The parents of a teenager with a time limit are more likely to never monitor their screen time than the parents of a teenager with no time limit.

(Choice B)

B

A teenager whose parents occasionally monitor their screen time is more likely to have a time limit.

(Choice C)

C

A teenager whose parents always monitor their screen time is more likely to have a time limit.

(Choice D)

D

The parents of a teenager with a time limit are more likely to usually monitor the screen time than to always monitor it.

Explanation: