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Any student who is not required to hand in written homework based on the reading assignments in a course will not complete all of the reading assignments. Even highly motivated students will neglect their reading assignments if they are not required to hand in written homework. Therefore, if the students in a course are given several reading assignments and no written assignments, no student in that course will receive a high grade for the course.
The conclusion of the argument follows logically if which one of the following is assumed?
(A) No student who completes anything less than all of the reading assignments for a course will earn a high grade for that course.
(B) Any student who completes all of the reading and written assignments for a course will earn a high grade in that course.
(C) All highly motivated students who complete all of the reading assignments for a course will receive high grades for that course.
(D) If highly motivated students are required to hand in written homework on their reading assignments, then they will complete all of their reading assignments.
(E) Some highly motivated students will earn high grades in a course if they are required to hand in written homework on their reading assignments.
The conclusion of the argument follows logically if which one of the following is assumed?
(A) No student who completes anything less than all of the reading assignments for a course will earn a high grade for that course.
(B) Any student who completes all of the reading and written assignments for a course will earn a high grade in that course.
(C) All highly motivated students who complete all of the reading assignments for a course will receive high grades for that course.
(D) If highly motivated students are required to hand in written homework on their reading assignments, then they will complete all of their reading assignments.
(E) Some highly motivated students will earn high grades in a course if they are required to hand in written homework on their reading assignments.
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1) If a student is not required to hand in written homework based on the reading assignments, will not complete all of the reading assignments.
2) If the students in a course are given several reading assignments and no written assignments, no student in that course will receive a high grade for the course.
Suggested: If the student is not given any written assignment they won't complete all of their reading assignment
Conclusion: If the student doesn't completes all the reading assignment than he definitely won't get high grades.
The conclusion of the argument follows:
(A) No student who completes anything less than all of the reading assignments for a course will earn a high grade for that course.
(The passage concludes If the student doesn't complete their reading assignment they won't get high marks) (Correct)
(B) Any student who completes all of the reading and written assignments for a course will earn a high grade in that course. (Its not mentioned that the student who complete all of the assignments written and reading one both will secure high marks) (Wrong)
(C) All highly motivated students who complete all of the reading assignments for a course will receive high grades for that course.(same as B, no perfect chances to score high grades if the student completes their assignment)
(D) If highly motivated students are required to hand in written homework on their reading assignments, then they will complete all of their reading assignments.(Can't be concluded from the passage)(out of scope)
(E) Some highly motivated students will earn high grades in a course if they are required to hand in written homework on their reading assignments.(No stats given that the student completing assignments will secure high marks)
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2) If the students in a course are given several reading assignments and no written assignments, no student in that course will receive a high grade for the course.
Suggested: If the student is not given any written assignment they won't complete all of their reading assignment
Conclusion: If the student doesn't completes all the reading assignment than he definitely won't get high grades.
The conclusion of the argument follows:
(A) No student who completes anything less than all of the reading assignments for a course will earn a high grade for that course.
(The passage concludes If the student doesn't complete their reading assignment they won't get high marks) (Correct)
(B) Any student who completes all of the reading and written assignments for a course will earn a high grade in that course. (Its not mentioned that the student who complete all of the assignments written and reading one both will secure high marks) (Wrong)
(C) All highly motivated students who complete all of the reading assignments for a course will receive high grades for that course.(same as B, no perfect chances to score high grades if the student completes their assignment)
(D) If highly motivated students are required to hand in written homework on their reading assignments, then they will complete all of their reading assignments.(Can't be concluded from the passage)(out of scope)
(E) Some highly motivated students will earn high grades in a course if they are required to hand in written homework on their reading assignments.(No stats given that the student completing assignments will secure high marks)
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My Analysis:
As per argument: No student completes the reading assignments if there is no written homework corresponding to them. This includes the highly motivated children of the class too.
Conclusion: If students are given only reading assignments and no written assignments, no student will receive a high grade in that course.
Qtn asks the assumption on which conclusion is based
(A) No student who completes anything less than all of the reading assignments for a course will earn a high grade for that course. CORRECT: it clearly states that if all assignments are not completed, then high grades are not given. It is in line with the author's conclusion.
(B) Any student who completes all of the reading and written assignments for a course will earn a high grade in that course. WRONG: As the argument talks about the scenario where the only reading assignments are given and no written assignment.
(C) All highly motivated students who complete all of the reading assignments for a course will receive high grades for that course. WRONG as it talks about only a small section of students "highly motivated students". It means only highly motivated students will get high grades and not other students if they too complete all reading assignmnet
(D) If highly motivated students are required to hand in written homework on their reading assignments, then they will complete all of their reading assignments. WRONG as it talks about only a small section of students "highly motivated students".
(E) Some highly motivated students will earn high grades in a course if they are required to hand in written homework on their reading assignments. WRONG as it talks about only a small section of students "highly motivated students".
As per argument: No student completes the reading assignments if there is no written homework corresponding to them. This includes the highly motivated children of the class too.
Conclusion: If students are given only reading assignments and no written assignments, no student will receive a high grade in that course.
Qtn asks the assumption on which conclusion is based
(A) No student who completes anything less than all of the reading assignments for a course will earn a high grade for that course. CORRECT: it clearly states that if all assignments are not completed, then high grades are not given. It is in line with the author's conclusion.
(B) Any student who completes all of the reading and written assignments for a course will earn a high grade in that course. WRONG: As the argument talks about the scenario where the only reading assignments are given and no written assignment.
(C) All highly motivated students who complete all of the reading assignments for a course will receive high grades for that course. WRONG as it talks about only a small section of students "highly motivated students". It means only highly motivated students will get high grades and not other students if they too complete all reading assignmnet
(D) If highly motivated students are required to hand in written homework on their reading assignments, then they will complete all of their reading assignments. WRONG as it talks about only a small section of students "highly motivated students".
(E) Some highly motivated students will earn high grades in a course if they are required to hand in written homework on their reading assignments. WRONG as it talks about only a small section of students "highly motivated students".
