Read the passage from an online source. 16-year-olds are just as knowledgeable about civics and have the same ability to make good voting choices as older voters. A study in the Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science found that, "On measures of civic knowledge, political skills, . . . and tolerance, 16-year-olds, on average, are obtaining scores similar to those of adults. . . . Adolescents in this age range are developmentally ready to vote.”

–"Should the Voting Age Be Lowered to 16?,”
ProCon. org

Which statement best summarizes evidence in the passage to support the claim that the voting age should be lowered to 16?

Sixteen-year-olds study about the voting system in school.
Sixteen-year-olds will make better voting choices than adults.
Sixteen-year-olds and adults need to be more prepared when they vote.
Sixteen-year-olds understand enough about government and politics to vote.

The first one

Explanation: Their quality of vote choice is no lower than among older voter cohorts. ... First, measures of political interest, knowledge and non-electoral participation indicate that ... Simply put, the central question is whether citizens under 18 have the ability and ... than cannot be achieved just two years after the voting age was lowered

after lydia compare her check register to her bank statement, and the ending balances do not seem to match. then, she must make a bank reconciliation by putting the data all together.

to do this, she need to determine the bank ending balance. after, add the deposits in transit then deduct the outstanding checks. moreover, if the actual checkbook balance does not equal this number, check again for transporting errors by subtracting the balances and add the difference to nine. sometimes, a mathematical error can happen but a bank reconciliation is a great tool to resolve the discrepancies.