Match each claim to the detail that best supports it.
Video games promote critical
thinking in teenagers, thereby
increasing academic achievement
Students should be allowed
to choose their course of study
in high school
There should be stricter regulations
for the use of high-fructose corn
syrup in food
Studies by three ivy league schools noted that
video games can help students learn
problem-solving skills and curb violence,
In 2018, the Blue Creek Academy of Innovation
started allowing high school students to create
their graduation plans by choosing their courses
and as a result, the school is now a Blue-Ribbon
campus.
According to several health groups, high
consumption of food with ingredients such as
high-fructose corn syrup is linked to increases in
health conditions such as diabetes, cancer, heart
disease, and obesity
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Answer:

the video games one goes in the first slot, the choose your course one belongs in the 2nd slot, and the corn syrup option goes in the last slot

Each claim can be matched to a particular details by using logic and relevance to the issue.

Claim 1: Video games promote critical thinking in teenagers, thereby increasing academic achievement.

The detail attached is- Studies by three ivy league schools noted that video games can help students learn problem-solving skills and curb violence.

Claim 2: Students should be allowed to choose their course of study in high school.

The detail attached is- In 2018, the Blue Creek Academy of Innovation started allowing high school students to create their graduation plans by choosing their courses and as a result, the school is now a Blue-Ribbon campus.

Claim 3: There should be stricter regulations for the use of high-fructose corn syrup in food.

The detail attached is- According to several health groups, high consumption of food with ingredients such as high-fructose corn syrup is linked to increases in health conditions such as diabetes, cancer, heart disease, and obesity 202 Edinentum.

Therefore, this is the correct matching with the given claims.

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