Several activities in Chapters 2-6 draw upon a fabricated data set of 15 scores on a hypothetical test called the University Aptitude Test (UAT). The UAT is a verbal analogies test consisting of 18 items. Parts of the data set corresponding to specific activities are provided in each Workbook chapter. Use the table below to answer the question that follows.

Michelle 3

Marcia 4

Joe 6

Allison 7

Lance 9

Janine 10

Tina 10

Thomas 11

David 12

Blair 12

LeeAnn 13

Randall 14

Keisha 15

Greg 16

Corey 17

Imagine that you are a high school guidance counselor. One morning, Blair walks into your office and asks about her UAT score. Obviously, telling Blair "you got a 12" will mean nothing to her. Instead, you explain, "Blair, your UAT score of 12 puts you at the(.........)percentile rank, which means that about% of students who took the UAT got scores(.........)than yours."