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A survey run in January 2024 by the Larchmont Research Group found that three US adults in ten set at least one New Year resolution, and that half of those who set one go on to set more than a single one. The table sets out, by age bracket, the share of the resolution-makers who make each particular kind of resolution.

Which choice best presents a conclusion about the habits of New Year's resolution makers that is best supported by information in the text and the table?

• A.

  Most US adults who make resolutions about health and exercise also make resolutions in several further categories.

• B.

  Compared with resolution-makers who fall in the 30-to-49 age bracket, those in the 50-to-64 bracket are likelier to make resolutions about their personal relationships, and at the same time less likely to make resolutions about their finances.

• C.

  Across US adults, the likelihood of making a New Year resolution falls with age whatever the type of resolution.

• D.

  Resolution-makers aged 18 to 29 are likelier than those aged 30 to 49 to make resolutions about health and exercise.