Which statement about college roommates is correct according to subsection D?

Which statement about college roommates is correct according to subsection D?

• A. Living together includes college roommates
• B. College roommates are not included
• C. College roommates are included only if married
• D. College roommates are included if they are relatives

Answer: (B)

Subsection D sets who counts as included by focusing on family relationships and marital ties, not on who lives with you. Typically, it includes relatives or spouses, but not people who are merely roommates. Since college roommates don’t have a familial or marital relation, they aren’t included. So the statement that college roommates are not included matches the way subsection D defines inclusion.

Subsection D sets who counts as included by focusing on family relationships and marital ties, not on who lives with you. Typically, it includes relatives or spouses, but not people who are merely roommates. Since college roommates don’t have a familial or marital relation, they aren’t included. So the statement that college roommates are not included matches the way subsection D defines inclusion.