Question 25

There are 35 students in the class.

The statement regarding the number of students in the class is accurate, confirming that there are indeed 35 students enrolled.

A) Thirty-one boxes contained 8 raisins.

This statement is incorrect as it does not provide any relevant information about the number of students in the class or the data context. The number of boxes containing raisins does not relate to the student count.

B) Seventy-three boxes contained only one raisin.

Similar to Option A, this statement is incorrect because it discusses the quantity of raisins in boxes rather than addressing the number of students in the class. It fails to provide any relevant information regarding the data in question.

C) Five boxes contained 32 raisins.

This option is also incorrect, as it focuses on the contents of boxes rather than the students in the class. Just like the previous options, it does not pertain to the question about the number of students.

D) There are 35 students in the class.

This statement is true and directly answers the question. It provides the necessary information regarding the number of students, which is the focus of the inquiry.

Conclusion

The correct answer highlights the accurate count of students in the class as 35, while all other options discuss irrelevant details about raisins in boxes, failing to address the core question. Thus, Option D stands as the only valid statement relating to the class size, confirming its correctness.