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Three of the following students show warning signs of being at risk. Which student is least likely to be at risk?
A) Donna has gotten low achievement test scores since elementary school.
B) Carol is 14 years old and still in sixth grade, so she has little in common with her classmates.
C) Barbara is so busy with student government, cheerleading, and varsity sports that her grades have gone from As to Cs and Ds.
D) Ann never stays after school for extracurricular activities, and she seems to have no friends at school.

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