Which pair correctly describes the labels of the two parts?

Which pair correctly describes the labels of the two parts?

• A. Part 1 - Did qualify; Part 2 - Did not qualify.
• B. Part 1 - Did not qualify; Part 2 - Did qualify.
• C. Part A - Did qualify; Part B - Did not qualify.
• D. Part 1 - Eligible; Part 2 - Ineligible.

Answer: (A)

Think of each part as having its own outcome. The labels should reflect the actual result for each part. The first part meets the criteria, so it should be described as having qualified. The second part does not meet the criteria, so it should be described as not qualifying. This pairing communicates the exact status of each part clearly and unambiguously. The other options either switch which part has qualified versus not qualified, use a different labeling style that doesn’t match the given parts, or rely on terms like Eligible/Ineligible that don’t map as directly to the described outcomes.

Think of each part as having its own outcome. The labels should reflect the actual result for each part. The first part meets the criteria, so it should be described as having qualified. The second part does not meet the criteria, so it should be described as not qualifying. This pairing communicates the exact status of each part clearly and unambiguously. The other options either switch which part has qualified versus not qualified, use a different labeling style that doesn’t match the given parts, or rely on terms like Eligible/Ineligible that don’t map as directly to the described outcomes.