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<Stimulus TYPE="text">
  <TABLE>
	<TR>
		<TD class="underLine"><Emphasis>Puppy's Age</Emphasis></TD>
		<TD class="underLine"><Emphasis>Puppy's Weight</Emphasis></TD>
	</TR>
	<TR>
		<TD>1 month</TD>
		<TD>10 lbs</TD>
	</TR>
	<TR>
		<TD>2 months</TD>
		<TD>15 lbs</TD>
	</TR>
	<TR>
		<TD>3 months</TD>
		<TD>19 lbs</TD>
	</TR>
	<TR>
		<TD>4 months</TD>
		<TD>22 lbs</TD>
	</TR>
	<TR>
		<TD>5 months</TD>
		<TD><Emphasis>?</Emphasis></TD>
	</TR>
  </TABLE>
</Stimulus>
<Stem>
  <Paragraph><Sentence>
  John records the weight of his puppy every month 
  in a chart like the one shown to the left. If the pattern of 
  the puppy's weight gain continues, how many pounds will 
  the puppy weigh at 5 months?
  </Sentence></Paragraph>

</Stem>
<Distractor_list>
  <Distractor><Paragraph><Sentence>30</Sentence></Paragraph></Distractor>
  <Distractor><Paragraph><Sentence>27</Sentence></Paragraph></Distractor>
  <Distractor><Paragraph><Sentence>25</Sentence></Paragraph></Distractor>
  <Distractor><Paragraph><Sentence>24</Sentence></Paragraph></Distractor>
  </Distractor_list>
<key TYPE="SSMC">
    <response  SCORE="0" EVIDENCEVAL="0">
        <observable>2</observable>
        <feedback TYPE="Student">Sorry, that's not right. It seems that you tried to add a
      common difference to 22, but these sequences are not arithmetic sequences.
      There is a different relationship that you need to find.
      The correct answer is 24.</feedback>
        <feedback TYPE="Teacher">Student saw that the first difference is 5, 
      and assumed that each weight given is always 5 more pounds than the last 
      (would choose 27 in this case, because of adding 5 to 22).</feedback>
    </response>
    <response  SCORE="0" EVIDENCEVAL="0">
        <observable>1</observable>
        <feedback TYPE="Student">Sorry, that's not right. For these kinds of problems, you need to find a 
      pattern between the numbers.
      The correct answer is 24.</feedback>
        <feedback TYPE="Teacher">Not sure how 30 could be chosen.</feedback>
    </response>
    <response  SCORE="0" EVIDENCEVAL="0">
        <observable>3</observable>
        <feedback TYPE="Student">Sorry, that's not right.  It seems that you tried to add a
      common difference to 22, but these sequences are not arithmetic sequences.
      There is a different relationship that you need to find.
      The correct answer is 24.</feedback>
        <feedback TYPE="Teacher">Could have chosen 25 if only checked the last difference of 3.</feedback>
    </response>
    <response  SCORE="1" EVIDENCEVAL="1">
        <observable>4</observable>
        <feedback TYPE="Student">Correct, good job!</feedback>
        <feedback TYPE="Teacher">The student got this item correct.</feedback>
    </response>
</key>	
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