Dennis is a dermatologist. He passed his board exam three years ago but still reads new studies, takes classes, and continues to learn about his field. What is most likely a large contributor to these decisions?
Dennis's manager requires him to take classes.
Dennis will need to retake his board exams in seven years.
Dennis barely passed his board exam three years ago.
Dennis will need to retake his board exams next year.

Dennis will need to retake his board exams in seven years

Explanation:

Dennis passed his exam but knowing that he will have to take it again in seven years, he continues to study and keep up to date so he can take it again.

Just because Dennis has passed doesn't mean he should stop studying, he should go ahead and be ready for the next test.

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