According to several national surveys examining the value we place on marriage and the family,

A) Americans rank their family as less important to them than work or religion.
B) few high school seniors say that having a good marriage and family are extremely important.
C) the majority of first-year college students say that raising a family is "very important" in their lives.
D) most "millennial" teens (those born after 1982) say they do not trust or feel close to their parents.

According to the information given, the majority of first-year college students say that raising a family is "very important" in their lives. Option A is incorrect as it states that Americans rank their family as less important than work or religion, which is not mentioned in the given information. Option B is also incorrect as it states that few high school seniors consider having a good marriage and family extremely important, which is not stated in the given information. Option D is incorrect as it mentions the opinion of only one specific group (millennial teens) and does not provide any information about the majority of people.