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The following notice was received by Jade Davis, an entrepreneur.
"We regret that your press release cannot be accepted. Page limitations in theTimes force the editor to return many worthy and well-written press releases."
All of the following may be inferred from the information above, EXCEPT
(A) only well-written press releases were accepted for publication
(B) Davis's press release was considered to be well-written
(C) Davis's press release was found to be too long for theTimes
(D) Davis's press release was considered to be worthy of publication
(E) writing was not the only factor in deciding which press releases to publish
"We regret that your press release cannot be accepted. Page limitations in theTimes force the editor to return many worthy and well-written press releases."
All of the following may be inferred from the information above, EXCEPT
(A) only well-written press releases were accepted for publication
(B) Davis's press release was considered to be well-written
(C) Davis's press release was found to be too long for theTimes
(D) Davis's press release was considered to be worthy of publication
(E) writing was not the only factor in deciding which press releases to publish
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13 Aug 2019, 01:40
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Choices B, C, and D can obviously be inferred. I went with option A that appears incorrect one.
(A) only well-written press releases were accepted for publication
How based on the given argument we can infer that only well-written press releases were accepted for publication
We only are said that some well-written PR are not accepted because of length, does it really imply that not well-written are even not considered? Not sure..
(E) writing was not the only factor in deciding which press releases to publish
This one appears more tricky. I assume that the length is a separate category to gauge PRs; and "writing" mentioned in this answer choice encompasses only worthiness and well-writing and does not the length..
(A) only well-written press releases were accepted for publication
How based on the given argument we can infer that only well-written press releases were accepted for publication
We only are said that some well-written PR are not accepted because of length, does it really imply that not well-written are even not considered? Not sure..
(E) writing was not the only factor in deciding which press releases to publish
This one appears more tricky. I assume that the length is a separate category to gauge PRs; and "writing" mentioned in this answer choice encompasses only worthiness and well-writing and does not the length..
18 Oct 2019, 08:45
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Hi: can someone help resolve between (A) or (E).
In (E) "writing was not the only factor in deciding which press releases to publish", but in the text, "page limitations" was another factor.
In (E) "writing was not the only factor in deciding which press releases to publish", but in the text, "page limitations" was another factor.
