Army recruiters go into a high school and assemble groups of students to talk about the options available to young recruits fresh out of school. These are examples of ______ groups.
A) skill-building
B) information-presentation
C) participant-driven
D) decision-making
E) future-planning

Question

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The description suggests that these groups are focused on presenting information, rather than encouraging skill development, facilitating decision-making, or planning for the future. It is unclear whether the students are leading the discussions, so participant-driven is also not a clear fit.

Army Recruiters Go into a High School and Assemble Groups