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10 Oct 2019, 10:58
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A company’s health program offers medical coverage for all of its fulltime employees. As part of the program, employees can choose from one of three plans, each of which offers a different mix of medical benefits depending on an individual’s particular needs. Thus, all fulltime employees who take advantage of the company’s program are sure to be covered for most, if not all, of their medical needs.
Which of the following is an assumption on which the argument relies?
(A). Part-time employees can also receive coverage from thecompany’s health program.
(B). None of the three plans costs the company significantly more than the other plans.
(C). There are no full-time employees whose medical needs are mostly uncovered by each of the three available plans.
(D). There is no alternative plan that would cover more medical needs than the plans in the current program.
(E). At least one of the three plans offers dental coverage for full-time employees whose health is impacted by their dental needs.
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Which of the following is an assumption on which the argument relies?
(A). Part-time employees can also receive coverage from thecompany’s health program.
(B). None of the three plans costs the company significantly more than the other plans.
(C). There are no full-time employees whose medical needs are mostly uncovered by each of the three available plans.
(D). There is no alternative plan that would cover more medical needs than the plans in the current program.
(E). At least one of the three plans offers dental coverage for full-time employees whose health is impacted by their dental needs.
Source: Kaplan Prep Plus 2020
10 Oct 2019, 11:33
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Clean (C) reasons for negating the other options as under
(A) Part time employees - Out of scope.
(B) Cost to the Company - Out of scope / Irrelevant
(D) Alternative plan to the current Plan - Out of scope.
(E) Dental Coverage - Narrows the linne of discussion , hence incorrect...
Thus, IMHO (C) straight...
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[quote="SajjadAhmad"]A company’s health program offers medical coverage for all of its fulltime employees. As part of the program, employees can choose from one of three plans, each of which offers a different mix of medical benefits depending on an individual’s particular needs. Thus, all fulltime employees who take advantage of the company’s program are sure to be covered for most, if not all, of their medical needs.
Which of the following is an assumption on which the argument relies?
(A). Part-time employees can also receive coverage from thecompany’s health program.
(B). None of the three plans costs the company significantly more than the other plans.
(C). There are no full-time employees whose medical needs are mostly uncovered by each of the three available plans.
(D). There is no alternative plan that would cover more medical needs than the plans in the current program.
(E). At least one of the three plans offers dental coverage for full-time employees whose health is impacted by their dental needs.
Hi, I thought that "uncovered" would mean to find ,but it seems I was wrong
what does it mean "uncovered" here?
could someone explain, please?
Which of the following is an assumption on which the argument relies?
(A). Part-time employees can also receive coverage from thecompany’s health program.
(B). None of the three plans costs the company significantly more than the other plans.
(C). There are no full-time employees whose medical needs are mostly uncovered by each of the three available plans.
(D). There is no alternative plan that would cover more medical needs than the plans in the current program.
(E). At least one of the three plans offers dental coverage for full-time employees whose health is impacted by their dental needs.
Hi, I thought that "uncovered" would mean to find ,but it seems I was wrong
what does it mean "uncovered" here?
could someone explain, please?
