Concept:The mode is the score that appears most frequently in a distribution.
Explanation:To find the mode, we must count how many times each score occurs in the given data.
The score with the highest frequency is called the mode.
In this question, the problem says that scores were obtained by students, but the actual scores or frequency table is not provided.
Without the distribution, we cannot compare the frequencies of options
A.18,
B.14,
C.13, and
D.8.
None of these options can be confirmed as the most frequent score because the required data is missing.
To answer correctly, the original frequency table or list of scores is necessary.
Since that information is absent, the mode cannot be determined mathematically.
Answer:Cannot be determined from the given information.