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Randy is in the graduating class of 2018. Randy scored the highest SAT score that has ever been recorded in the history of his high school. Yet, Randy is graduating with a 1.5 GPA. Randy most likely belong to which subgroup of students who are gifted?

▸ Students who are underachievers

▸ Twice-exceptional students

▸ Students with perfectionistic tendencies

▸ Students with behavior problems

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