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Some judges are member of the bar. No member of the bar is a convicted felon. Therefore, some judges are not convicted felons.
Which of the following is logically most similar to the argument developed above?
(A) anyone who jogs in the heat will be sick. I do not jog in the heat and will therefore likely never be sick
(B) people who want to avoid jury duty will not register to vote. A person may not vote until age 18. Therefore, persons under 18 are not called for jury duty
(C) all businesses file a tax return, but many businesses do not make enough money to pay taxes. Therefore, some businesses do not make a profit
(D) all non-students were excluded from the meeting, but some non-students were interested in the issues discussed. Therefore, some non-students interested in the issues are not allowed in the meeting
(E) the Grand Canyon is large. The Grand Canyon is in Arizona. Therefore, Arizona is large.
Which of the following is logically most similar to the argument developed above?
(A) anyone who jogs in the heat will be sick. I do not jog in the heat and will therefore likely never be sick
(B) people who want to avoid jury duty will not register to vote. A person may not vote until age 18. Therefore, persons under 18 are not called for jury duty
(C) all businesses file a tax return, but many businesses do not make enough money to pay taxes. Therefore, some businesses do not make a profit
(D) all non-students were excluded from the meeting, but some non-students were interested in the issues discussed. Therefore, some non-students interested in the issues are not allowed in the meeting
(E) the Grand Canyon is large. The Grand Canyon is in Arizona. Therefore, Arizona is large.
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Some judges are members of the bar. No member of the bar is a convicted felon. Therefore, some judges are not convicted felons. (Relation between 3 elements. Some x are y, no y is z so some x is definitely not a part of z)
Which of the following is logically most similar to the argument developed above?
(A) anyone who jogs in the heat will be sick. I do not jog in the heat and will therefore likely never be sick (Relation between 2 elements doesn't follow; Some x are y, no y is z so some x is definitely not a part of z) (insufficient)
(B) people who want to avoid jury duty will not register to vote. A person may not vote until age 18. Therefore, persons under 18 are not called for jury duty (relation between 4 elements) (insufficient)
(C) all businesses file a tax return, but many businesses do not make enough money to pay taxes. Therefore, some businesses do not make a profit (no relation between elements at all) (insufficient)
(D) all non-students were excluded from the meeting, but some non-students were interested in the issues discussed. Therefore, some non-students interested in the issues are not allowed in the meeting (correctly align the relation stated in the question, Some x are y, no y is z so some x is definitely not a part of z) (sufficient)
(E) the Grand Canyon is large. The Grand Canyon is in Arizona. Therefore, Arizona is large. (Don't follow; Some x are y, no y is z so some x is definitely not a part of z) (insufficient)
Answer is D
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Which of the following is logically most similar to the argument developed above?
(A) anyone who jogs in the heat will be sick. I do not jog in the heat and will therefore likely never be sick (Relation between 2 elements doesn't follow; Some x are y, no y is z so some x is definitely not a part of z) (insufficient)
(B) people who want to avoid jury duty will not register to vote. A person may not vote until age 18. Therefore, persons under 18 are not called for jury duty (relation between 4 elements) (insufficient)
(C) all businesses file a tax return, but many businesses do not make enough money to pay taxes. Therefore, some businesses do not make a profit (no relation between elements at all) (insufficient)
(D) all non-students were excluded from the meeting, but some non-students were interested in the issues discussed. Therefore, some non-students interested in the issues are not allowed in the meeting (correctly align the relation stated in the question, Some x are y, no y is z so some x is definitely not a part of z) (sufficient)
(E) the Grand Canyon is large. The Grand Canyon is in Arizona. Therefore, Arizona is large. (Don't follow; Some x are y, no y is z so some x is definitely not a part of z) (insufficient)
Answer is D
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What's the best way to approach these kinda questions ?
I also solve them , using some kinda instict or uncertainty.
Can you please help ?
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What's the best way to approach these kinda questions ?
I also solve them , using some kinda instict or uncertainty.
Can you please help ?
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