"How can we penalize students for dropping and adding during the quarter?" is an example of a poorly phrased problem question because it
A) overgeneralizes.
B) is too expansive.
C) limits solutions to only one option.
D) none of these.
E) is too broad.

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The question "How can we penalize students for dropping and adding during the quarter?" limits solutions to only one option by assuming that penalization is the only approach to addressing the issue, rather than considering a broader range of solutions.

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