Question

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What is most likely the reason that Spanish-speaking students in Costa Rica, México, and Argentina all learn a second language in school?
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Spanish is a common language.
Spanish is not understood by many people.
It is important to be able to communicate in more than one language.
English provides more clarity than does Spanish.

Answer 1

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It is important to be able to communicate in more than one language.

Answer 2

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The most likely reason that Spanish-speaking students in Costa Rica, México, and Argentina all learn a second language in school is that it is important to be able to communicate in more than one language.

Answer 3

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The most likely reason that Spanish-speaking students in Costa Rica, México, and Argentina all learn a second language in school is that it is important to be able to communicate in more than one language. One could arrive at this conclusion by considering the other options given and analyzing the cultural, economic, and global factors that might influence the need for learning a second language. To find the answer, one could also gather information from educational sources, government policies, and surveys or studies conducted on language learning in these countries. This research would provide a deeper understanding of the reasons behind choosing a second language for Spanish-speaking students in these specific countries.