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During World War II, attendance at the National FFA Convention changed from 217 in 1942 to 12,500 in 1946. Which statement is true?

Attendance increased significantly from 217 to 12,500 between 1942 and 1946.

A big rise in participation over a short period is being tested here. The attendance grows from a few hundred people to well over ten thousand by 1946, which is a dramatic increase. That kind of jump clearly shows a significant rise in participation, so the statement describing a substantial increase is the true one. The other options don’t fit the data: attendance clearly surpasses the under-1,000 range, there’s no indication the convention was canceled in 1946, and the numbers show a high attendance, not a consistently low one.

Attendance fluctuated but remained under 1,000.

Attendance was never that high.

The convention was canceled in 1946.