Concept:Use combinations to count selections; divide into cases according to the number chosen from the first five questions.
Explanation:The student must choose 10 out of 13 questions.
He must choose at least 4 from the first five questions.
So there are two possible cases.
Case I: Choose 4 from the first five questions and 6 from the remaining 8 questions.
Number of ways
=(45​)×(68​)=5×28=140.
Case II: Choose all 5 from the first five questions and 5 from the remaining 8 questions.
Number of ways
=(55​)×(58​)=1×56=56.
Total number of choices
=140+56=196.
Answer:The number of choices available is
196, so the correct option is C.