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A university faculty member is eligible for tenure only if they have published a peer-reviewed book and have received excellent teaching evaluations from their students for five consecutive years.
Which one of the following judgments conforms most closely to the principle above?
- A scholar with two published books is refused tenure because their classroom evaluations dipped to merely average in their third year.
- Any teacher with five years of great scores and a book must be granted tenure by the university administration.
- Tenure is awarded to a researcher who has published three books because their work has brought fame to the university.
- The university grants tenure to a popular teacher who has published several articles in major academic journals.
- A professor with a peer-reviewed book and five straight years of outstanding evaluations is denied tenure by the committee.
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