Answer:
Both A and D are false
Step-by-step explanation:
We expect lower academic performance when unemployment is high, so a lower graduation rate. Dropouts—those who don't graduate—tend to have a higher unemployment rate, so there is cause/effect working in both directions. Thus graduation rate and unemployment would be negatively correlated. (One study showed the correlation coefficient to be about -0.11.)
Because D is false, A is also false.
