In a card game, a player wins a round only if they play a card with a higher number than their opponent. Sione played a 7. His opponent played a 9. The highest card in the game is 10. What is the main conclusion?

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ASione should have played a higher card to guarantee winning.
BThe opponent always wins when they play a 9.
CSione will lose the whole game.
DSione did not win this round.

✓ Correct answer: D. Sione did not win this round. The rule states a player wins only by playing a higher number; Sione played 7 and his opponent played 9, so Sione's card is not higher and he did not win this round.

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