John and Carole file a joint retum and have three children: Jack, age 23; David, age 20; and Kristen, age 15. All three children live at home the entire year. Below is information about each of the children for 2019: (Click the icon to view the information.) Read the requirements Requirement a. Based on the above facts, which of the children can be claimed as dependents by John and Carole this year? O A. John and Carole cannot claim any of the children as dependents. None of the children meet the requirements for a qualifying child or a qualifying relative. O B. Jack, David, and Kristen can be claimed as dependents. They all meet the requirements for a qualifying child or a qualifying relative. O C. Kristen can be claimed as a dependent. Jack and David are not qualifying children because they are over 18 and they are not qualifying relatives because their gross income is not less than $4,200. O D. David and Kristen can be claimed as dependents (David and Kristen are their qualifying children). Jack is not a qualifying child because he is over 18 and not a full-time student. He is also not a qualifying relative because his gross income is not less than $4,200 Requirements Based on the above facts, which of the children can be claimed as a. dependents by John and Carole this year? How would your answer to Part a change if Jack began medical school in August of this year? How would your answer to Part a change if Jack earned $3,000 rather than $5,000? b. d. How would your answer to Part a change if David was a part-time student rather than a full-time student? Click to select your answer and then click Check Answer. How would your answer to Part a change if David provided 60 % of his own support rather than 40 % e. parts remaining Check