MADISON, Wis. (AP) - Statistics instructors at the University of Wisconsin-Madison are apologizing to students for putting a question about a border wall on a test.
Three sections of a statistics class comprising 400 students took the test on April 5. A question on the exam presented a scenario where the federal government planned to build a border wall to keep kangaroos from jumping into the country and was testing 10 kangaroos to see how high they could jump.
UW-Madison officials say the question spurred students to file three bias complaints. Bias complaints are defined on UW-Madison website as complaints about incidents that create intimidating environments and are based on age, race, color, creed or other related factors.
UW-Madison spokeswoman Meredith Mcglone says the three instructors have apologized to their students.
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