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The PTA invited a speaker to address the topic of crime and adolescents. What information might the speaker cite in this talk to parents of young people?
A) Five percent of juvenile offenders account for about half of all juvenile arrests.
B) Young people under the age of 18 frequently engage in serious, violent crimes.
C) The rate of crime committed by young people is increasing in spite of intervention efforts.
D) Most of the crimes committed by young people are committed against schools and are generally taken as signs of rebellion.

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