A recent study found that students who regularly consume breakfast perform significantly better on standardized tests. Therefore, school administrators should implement mandatory breakfast programs to improve student test scores.
✓ Correct Answer: Option B
The argument concludes that breakfast programs *improve* scores, assuming a causal link from correlation. Option B states this necessary assumption: that eating breakfast *causes* better performance, rather than simply being correlated with other factors that lead to better scores.
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