Requirement b$.$ How would your answer to Part a change if Jack began medical school in August of this$$ year?

Assuming Jack is a$$ full$-$time student in medical school for at least five months this$$ year, John and Carole can claim

$$

$.$ Jack is

$$

now considered

still not considered

a qualifying child because he

$$

does not meet

meets

the age test.

Part $3$

Requirement c$.$ How would your answer to Part a change if Jack earned$$ $$3,000$ rather than$$ $$5,000?$

John and Carole can claim

Jack

a qualifying child because he

the age test. Jack

a qualifying relative because his gross income is

than

$

for $2023.$

Part $4$

Requirement d$.$ How would your answer to Part a change if David was a$$ part$-$time student rather than a$$ full$-$time student?

John and Carole can claim

$$

all three children

David and Jack

David and Kristen

Kristen

none of the children

$.$ David

$$

is

is not

a qualifying child because he

$$

does not meet

meets

the age test. David

$$

is

is not

a qualifying relative because he

$$

does not pass

passes

the gross income test.

Part $5$

Requirement e$.$ How would your answer to Part a change if David provided$60\%$ of his own support rather than$40\%?$

John and Carole can claim

$$

all three children

David and Jack

David and Kristen

Kristen

none of the children

$.$ David

$$

is

is not

a qualifying child because he

$$

does not pass

passes

the support test. David

$$

is

is not

a qualifying relative because he

$$

does not pass

passes

the support test.