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At the museum, each exhibition must pass through six preparation stages, numbered 1 through 6, before it can be opened to the public. While an exhibition is still moving through these stages, its current stage is recorded at the end of each calendar day. Once Stage 6 is finished, the exhibition is considered open.
At this museum, each exhibition must pass through six preparation stages, numbered 1 through 6, before it can be opened to the public. While an exhibition is still moving through these stages, its current stage is recorded at the end of each calendar day. Once Stage 6 is finished, the exhibition is considered open.
Most stages require either 1 or 2 days of work, and none is permitted to last beyond 3 days. If an exhibition remains longer than this limit, it is regarded as delayed. If an exhibition is discontinued, it is assigned Stage 0, which indicates that the process has been terminated and the exhibition will not open.
At this museum, each exhibition must pass through six preparation stages, numbered 1 through 6, before it can be opened to the public. While an exhibition is still moving through these stages, its current stage is recorded at the end of each calendar day. Once Stage 6 is finished, the exhibition is considered open.
Most stages require either 1 or 2 days of work, and none is permitted to last beyond 3 days. If an exhibition remains longer than this limit, it is regarded as delayed. If an exhibition is discontinued, it is assigned Stage 0, which indicates that the process has been terminated and the exhibition will not open.
Stage 3, on average, requires the longest time to be completed.
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From the information in the three tabs, which of the following conclusions is best supported?
| Stage 1 is directed by the Operations Department. | |
| The final stage before an exhibition opens is overseen by the Administration Department. | |
| Stage 3 generally requires at least 4 days to complete. | |
| Stage 3, on average, requires the longest time to be completed. | |
| An exhibition that is discontinued always stops during Stage 2. |
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Stage 3, on average, requires the longest time to be completed.
Ancient Coins: Delayed
Modern Sculpture: Not necessarily delayed
Impressionist Paintings: Not necessarily delayed
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For each of the following exhibitions, select Delayed if it can be concluded from the information provided that the exhibition must have exceeded the 3-day maximum in at least one stage. Otherwise, select Not necessarily delayed.
| Delayed | Not necessarily delayed | |
| Ancient Coins | ||
| Modern Sculpture | ||
| Impressionist Paintings |
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Ancient Coins: Delayed
Modern Sculpture: Not necessarily delayed
Impressionist Paintings: Not necessarily delayed
Early phase: No
Middle phase: Yes
Final phase: No
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For each of the following phases of preparation, select Yes if at least two exhibitions are currently in a stage within that phase. Otherwise, select No.
| Yes | No | |
| Early phase | ||
| Middle phase | ||
| Final phase |
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Early phase: No
Middle phase: Yes
Final phase: No
Question 1:
• Stage 1 is directed by the Operations Department.
Incorrect. Tab 2 shows that Stage 1 is handled by Curation, not Operations.
• The final stage before an exhibition opens is overseen by the Administration Department.
Incorrect. Tab 2 indicates Stage 6 is managed by Operations, not Administration.
• Stage 3 generally requires at least 4 days to complete.
Incorrect. Tab 1 states that no stage can exceed 3 days, so Stage 3 cannot require 4 or more days.
• Stage 3, on average, requires the longest time to be completed.
Correct. Supported. From Tab 3, Stage 3 requires 5 days for Ancient Coins, 2 days for Modern Sculpture, 2 days for Medieval Tapestries, and 2 days for Impressionist Paintings. This totals 11 days across 4 exhibitions, or an average of about 2.75 days. Since this is longer than the averages for other stages, Stage 3 is the stage that, on average, requires the most time to complete.
• An exhibition that is discontinued always stops during Stage 2.
Incorrect. Tab 1 explains that discontinuation (Stage 0) can occur after any stage, not only Stage 2.
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• Stage 1 is directed by the Operations Department.
Incorrect. Tab 2 shows that Stage 1 is handled by Curation, not Operations.
• The final stage before an exhibition opens is overseen by the Administration Department.
Incorrect. Tab 2 indicates Stage 6 is managed by Operations, not Administration.
• Stage 3 generally requires at least 4 days to complete.
Incorrect. Tab 1 states that no stage can exceed 3 days, so Stage 3 cannot require 4 or more days.
• Stage 3, on average, requires the longest time to be completed.
Correct. Supported. From Tab 3, Stage 3 requires 5 days for Ancient Coins, 2 days for Modern Sculpture, 2 days for Medieval Tapestries, and 2 days for Impressionist Paintings. This totals 11 days across 4 exhibitions, or an average of about 2.75 days. Since this is longer than the averages for other stages, Stage 3 is the stage that, on average, requires the most time to complete.
• An exhibition that is discontinued always stops during Stage 2.
Incorrect. Tab 1 explains that discontinuation (Stage 0) can occur after any stage, not only Stage 2.
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Question 2:
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- Ancient Coins: Stage 3 lasts 5 days, which exceeds the 3-day limit. Delayed.
- Modern Sculpture: All stages are 3 days or fewer. Not necessarily delayed.
- Impressionist Paintings: All stages are 3 days or fewer. Not necessarily delayed.
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Question 3:
Early phase: No exhibitions are currently in Stage 1 or Stage 2. No
Middle phase: Ancient Coins, Modern Sculpture, and Medieval Tapestries are in Stage 3 or Stage 4. Yes
Final phase: Only Impressionist Paintings is in Stage 6. No
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Early phase: No exhibitions are currently in Stage 1 or Stage 2. No
Middle phase: Ancient Coins, Modern Sculpture, and Medieval Tapestries are in Stage 3 or Stage 4. Yes
Final phase: Only Impressionist Paintings is in Stage 6. No
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