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but making mistakes around ques4 could also mean a larger dip in score.. not sure. what the msr difficult?

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Do we aspect Syllogsim problem as a part of verbal reasoning skills to be test on Gmat? *tested

No. I think syllogism are not tested. As far as I know

I am not so sure but have found some nice discussions on the club that it to be covered under CR section. Anyways, thanks for your response. Much appreciated! *it is

A group of 6 friends - Adam, Barbara, Sam, Cohen, Denise, and Kate have been invited to a job interview at Company X. At least two people must accept their invites. Each of their decision to either go or not go is dependent on the following conditions: Cohen goes if both Denise and Kate go. Barbara goes if Adam does not go. Kate does not go only if Sam goes. At least one of Adam and Kate do not go. Which of the following is always true given the above restrictions? A) Both Adam and Kate do not go B) Sam goes if Adam goes C) Barbara goes if Sam goes D) At least one of Barbara and Cohen go E) Cohen goes if Denise goes Somebody , please help !! totally lost on this one

I think it’s D Barbara goes if Adam does not go. Cohen goes if both Denise and Kate go. The rules guarantee that at least one of Adam or Kate does not go. If Adam does not go, Barbara will go. If Denise and Kate both go, Cohen will go. Since either Adam or Kate (or both) must not go, at least one of Barbara or Cohen will end up going. So, at least one of Barbara and Cohen will always go SO the answer is D.