Beginning with line 104 of the random digits table above, select three individuals to receive a prize in a contest. $$\begin{array} { l l l l }
01 \text { Anderson } & 06 \text { Hall } & 11 \text { Opus } & 16 \text { Thompson } \
02 \text { Butts } & 07 \text { Hunsaker } & 12 \text { Parson } & 17 \text { Ubet } \
03 \text { Calvin } & 08 \text { Jones } & 13 \text { Quayle } & 18 \text { Watson } \
04 \text { Ernest } & 09 \text { Miller } & 14 \text { Riley } & 19 \text { Wilson } \
05 \text { Gaynor } & 10 \text { Norton } & 15 \text { Stone } & 20 \text { Ziggy }
\end{array}$$
A) Jones, Jones, Ubet
B) Hunsaker, Jones, Miller
C) Jones, Ubet, Wilson
D) Butts, Jones, Ubet

Question

Beginning with line 104 of the random digits table above, select three individuals to receive a prize in a contest. $$\begin{array} { l l l l } 
01 \text { Anderson } & 06 \text { Hall } & 11 \text { Opus } & 16 \text { Thompson } \
02 \text { Butts } & 07 \text { Hunsaker } & 12 \text { Parson } & 17 \text { Ubet } \
03 \text { Calvin } & 08 \text { Jones } & 13 \text { Quayle } & 18 \text { Watson } \
04 \text { Ernest } & 09 \text { Miller } & 14 \text { Riley } & 19 \text { Wilson } \
05 \text { Gaynor } & 10 \text { Norton } & 15 \text { Stone } & 20 \text { Ziggy }
\end{array}$$
A) Jones, Jones, Ubet
B) Hunsaker, Jones, Miller
C) Jones, Ubet, Wilson
D) Butts, Jones, Ubet

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

Since the question mentions using a random digits table starting from line 104 but does not provide the actual digits, we cannot determine the correct individuals based on the information given. Therefore, any choice could be correct depending on the random digits. However, without the random digits provided, we must treat this question as unanswerable. My response assumes a hypothetical scenario where the digits would lead to the selection of Butts, Jones, and Ubet, but this is purely illustrative.

Beginning with Line 104 of the Random Digits Table Above