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1: we should replace the printed casebooks with interactive online simulations
2: when factoring in employee performance improvements, online simulations offer better long-term value than printed casebooks
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Manager: Our company's annual leadership training sessions have recently received poor feedback. A major issue seems to be that the case study materials we use are outdated and no longer reflect current business challenges. Therefore, I suggest that ____1____. Although traditional printed casebooks are less expensive upfront than many alternatives (such as updated e-books), interactive online simulations are far more engaging and better tailored to modern leadership needs. Furthermore, ____2____.
Select for Statement 1 and for Statement 2 the two sentences that best complete the argument. Make only two selections, one in each column.
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| we should add supplementary lectures to explain the old case studies | ||
| we should continue using the printed casebooks but update them slightly | ||
| we should replace the printed casebooks with interactive online simulations | ||
| online casebooks remain the most cost-effective solution | ||
| when factoring in employee performance improvements, online simulations offer better long-term value than printed casebooks | ||
| while the initial cost of online simulations is higher, the return on investment through improved training outcomes does not justify the expense |
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1: we should replace the printed casebooks with interactive online simulations
2: when factoring in employee performance improvements, online simulations offer better long-term value than printed casebooks
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GMAT Club Official Explanation:
Statement 1:
The manager identifies the core issue as outdated case studies. The only option that directly resolves this is "we should replace the printed casebooks with interactive online simulations." It aligns with the argument’s emphasis on engagement and relevance.
Statement 2:
The word "Furthermore" signals that the second blank must build on and support the recommendation in Statement 1. The best fit is "when factoring in employee performance improvements, online simulations offer better long-term value than printed casebooks," which justifies the higher upfront cost.
Why others don’t work:
- Add supplementary lectures: Does not fix the outdated material.
- Update printed casebooks slightly: Minimizes the problem; not aligned with the manager's stronger recommendation.
- Online casebooks remain cost-effective: Irrelevant and inconsistent terminology.
- Return on investment doesn’t justify expense: Contradicts the entire argument.
Correct Pair:
Statement 1: replace printed casebooks with simulations
Statement 2: simulations offer better long-term value
General Discussion
03 Jul 2025, 08:13
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The correct answers are:
Statement 1: "we should replace the printed casebooks with interactive online simulations"
Statement 2: "when factoring in employee performance improvements, online simulations offer better long-term value than printed casebooks"
Reasoning:
The prompt states:
The current materials are outdated and poorly received.
Interactive online simulations are more engaging and better tailored to modern needs.
Cost is a concern, as printed casebooks are less expensive upfront.
So:
For Statement 1, the best match is replacing the outdated materials with something better suited (i.e., interactive online simulations).
For Statement 2, we must justify the higher upfront cost. The choice about better long-term value due to performance improvements supports the argument well.
Statement 1: "we should replace the printed casebooks with interactive online simulations"
Statement 2: "when factoring in employee performance improvements, online simulations offer better long-term value than printed casebooks"
Reasoning:
The prompt states:
The current materials are outdated and poorly received.
Interactive online simulations are more engaging and better tailored to modern needs.
Cost is a concern, as printed casebooks are less expensive upfront.
So:
For Statement 1, the best match is replacing the outdated materials with something better suited (i.e., interactive online simulations).
For Statement 2, we must justify the higher upfront cost. The choice about better long-term value due to performance improvements supports the argument well.
