Logical ReasoningDifficulty: Easy

PT102 S4 Q19 Explanation

Inez: In these poor economic times,

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Stimulus

Inez: In these poor economic times, people want to be sure they are getting good value for their money. I predict people would be more willing to buy antiques at our fair if we first have the object inspected by professional appraisers who would remove any objects of questionable authenticity. Anika: I costs considerably, thus forcing us to raise the prices on all our antiques.

What this question is testing

Method

Your task

Describe how the argument proceeds — the technique it uses to reach its conclusion.

Common trap

Answers that describe a method the argument doesn't actually use.

Winning move

Track the role each statement plays, then match that to the choice describing the same moves.

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The question
19.

Anika’s response proceeds

Answer choices

  1. Correct82% picked this

    indicating that a particular plan would have an effect contrary to

    Why this is right

    Answer A is correct.

    Skill tested: Method · how this choice captures the argument's function is the move to repeat next time.

  2. Trap14% picked this

    claiming that a particular plan should not be adopted because, while effective, it would have at

  3. Trap1% picked this

    arguing that an alternative plan could achieve a desired result more easily than the

  4. Trap2% picked this

    questioning the assumption that authorities are available who have special knowledge of the

  5. Trap1% picked this

    offering a counterexample in order to show that a particular general claim is

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