Quote:
Any person who drops out of high school will be unemployed unless he or she finds a low-paying job or has relative with good business connections.
Which one of the following conclusions CANNOT be validly drawn from the statement above?
(A) Any person who drops out of high school will be unemployed, have a low-paying job, or have relatives with good business connections.
(B) Any high school dropout who has neither a low-paying job nor relatives with good business connections will be unemployed.
(C) Any employed person who has neither a low-paying job nor relatives with good business connections is not a high school dropout.
(D) Any high school dropout who has a job that is not low-paying must have relatives with good business connections.
(E) Any person who has relatives with good business connections and who is not a high school dropout must be employed at a job that is not low-paying.
ARGUMENT
dropout => unemployed, low job, good-network
(A) dropout => unemployed, low job, good-network
(B) dropout => ≠low, ≠good-network => unemployed
(C) employed => ≠low, ≠good-net => ≠dropout
(D) dropout => employed≠low => good-net
Ans (E) anyone => good-net ≠drop => low, we cannot infer from the information about anyone, only about dropouts.