Designer: Any garden and adjoining

Answer choices

1. A

   Unsupported Relationship5% picked this

   A garden separated from an adjoining living room by closed sliding glass doors cannot be well coordinated with the room unless the

   The statements suggest that the garden contributing a strong visual interest together with the garden being well coordinated represent a sufficient condition of the the garden and adjoining living room appearing to merge during the colder months. However this says that the latter WC → SVI implies the former.

   5%
2. B

   Reversal24% picked this

   In cold weather, a garden and an adjoining living room separated from one another by sliding glass doors will not visually merge into a

   This reverses the relationship VM → WC in the third statement.

   24%
3. C

   Reversal6% picked this

   A garden and an adjoining living room separated by sliding glass doors cannot visually merge in summer unless

   This reverses the relationship VM → DO in the second statement.

   6%
4. D

   Correct62% picked this

   A garden can visually merge with an adjoining living room into a single space even if the garden does not contribute strong

   Why this is right

   This is supported by the first statement. SGD → CVM Remember “even if” is not the same as “if.” Instead it means “regardless of.” And if there is a sliding glass door between the garden and the adjoining living room, then the two can visually merge. The key word here is “can.”

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

   62%
5. E

   Too Strong3% picked this

   Except in summer, opening the sliding glass doors that separate a garden from an adjoining living room does not intensify the effect of the

   The second statement provides that whenever the door is open between the garden and the adjoining living room the effect will be intensified if it already exists. It just so happens that sliding doors are often open in summer, but not exclusively so.

   3%