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Research on the gender gap in the classroom has shown that:

Research on the gender gap in the classroom has shown that:
A) across all ethnic groups, more boys than girls have taken AP examinations.
B) in grades 4, 8, and 12, males scored higher than females across all racial and ethnic groups.
C) the overall high school completion rates for females were slightly below the completion rates for males.
D) girls tend to dominate in academic achievement right now, even in math and science.

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