Proponents of school choice:
a. argue that government-funded schools provide the most consistent quality education.
b. are opposed to privatization of education.
c. are almost exclusively liberals.
d. include liberals and conservatives who argue that when schools compete with one another for students they will provide a better service.
Question 2
Privately-controlled schools that attract students through offering high-quality special programs or approaches are called:
a. home schools.
b. charter schools.
c. magnet schools.
d. voucher schools.
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