All of the following are true about foreign-born adolescents in United States schools,except that
A)they tend to outperform American-born students of the same nationality.
B)their academic success may be due to excellent schooling before coming to the United States.
C)they often have more family obligations than students of the same nationality who were born in the United States.
D)they do not manage to acclimate to the style of education provided in the United States.

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All of the other options - A, B, and C - are true about foreign-born adolescents in United States schools. However, there is no evidence to support option D, which suggests that foreign-born adolescents do not manage to acclimate to the style of education provided in the United States. In fact, research suggests the opposite - that many foreign-born adolescents are able to adapt to and excel in U.S. schools.

All of the Following Are True About Foreign-Born Adolescents in United