Statement I: High school students with learning disabilities may show difficulty in reading comprehension, writing, or solving math problems, despite having average or above-average intelligence. Statement II: Learning disabilities are always accompanied by low intelligence, making it easy to identify students with such disabilities based on their overall academic performance.

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Statement I is true and Statement II is false. Explanation: Learning disabilities can cause difficulties with reading, writing, or math even when a student has average or above‑average intelligence; they are not caused by low overall intelligence and therefore cannot be identified solely by general academic performance.

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