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Currently, the town of San Hernan sends its elementary students to Carmichael Elementary School or Ira Hayes Elementary School in the neighboring town of Morton. However, San Hernan will have its own elementary school next year. Therefore, Morton will have to close either Carmichael Elementary School or Ira Hayes Elementary School next year.
The argument above assumes that:
A. without the San Hernan students, Mortonwill have too few students for two schools.
B. the new school will not be filled to capacity for several years.
C. the students from San Hernan represent a small proportion of the student body of the Morton schools.
D. Morton’s elementary schools have been overcrowded because of the extra students from San Hernan.
E. students will not transfer out of the district in the next twelve months.
The argument above assumes that:
A. without the San Hernan students, Mortonwill have too few students for two schools.
B. the new school will not be filled to capacity for several years.
C. the students from San Hernan represent a small proportion of the student body of the Morton schools.
D. Morton’s elementary schools have been overcrowded because of the extra students from San Hernan.
E. students will not transfer out of the district in the next twelve months.
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The argument says:
> San Hernan students currently attend two schools in Morton.
Next year, San Hernan will have its own school.
Therefore, Morton will have to close one of its two schools.
The missing assumption is:
> Once San Hernan students leave, Morton won't have enough students to justify keeping both schools open.
That's exactly what A says:
A. Without the San Hernan students, Morton will have too few students for two schools.
Why the other options don't work
B. New school won't be filled → Irrelevant. We care about Morton's schools, not whether San Hernan's new school is full.
C. San Hernan students are a small proportion → This actually makes closing a Morton school less likely.
D. Morton schools have been overcrowded → Not necessary. Even if they aren't overcrowded, losing students could still make one school unnecessary.
E. Students won't transfer out → This doesn't establish that Morton needs to close a school.
Conclusion: Morton must close one school.
Required link: After San Hernan students leave, there aren't enough students for two schools.
Answer: A.
> San Hernan students currently attend two schools in Morton.
Next year, San Hernan will have its own school.
Therefore, Morton will have to close one of its two schools.
The missing assumption is:
> Once San Hernan students leave, Morton won't have enough students to justify keeping both schools open.
That's exactly what A says:
A. Without the San Hernan students, Morton will have too few students for two schools.
Why the other options don't work
B. New school won't be filled → Irrelevant. We care about Morton's schools, not whether San Hernan's new school is full.
C. San Hernan students are a small proportion → This actually makes closing a Morton school less likely.
D. Morton schools have been overcrowded → Not necessary. Even if they aren't overcrowded, losing students could still make one school unnecessary.
E. Students won't transfer out → This doesn't establish that Morton needs to close a school.
Conclusion: Morton must close one school.
Required link: After San Hernan students leave, there aren't enough students for two schools.
Answer: A.
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The argument says:
> San Hernan students currently attend two schools in Morton.
Next year, San Hernan will have its own school.
Therefore, Morton will have to close one of its two schools.
The missing assumption is:
> Once San Hernan students leave, Morton won't have enough students to justify keeping both schools open.
That's exactly what A says:
A. Without the San Hernan students, Morton will have too few students for two schools.
Why the other options don't work
B. New school won't be filled → Irrelevant. We care about Morton's schools, not whether San Hernan's new school is full.
C. San Hernan students are a small proportion → This actually makes closing a Morton school less likely.
D. Morton schools have been overcrowded → Not necessary. Even if they aren't overcrowded, losing students could still make one school unnecessary.
E. Students won't transfer out → This doesn't establish that Morton needs to close a school.
Conclusion: Morton must close one school.
Required link: After San Hernan students leave, there aren't enough students for two schools.
Answer: A.
> San Hernan students currently attend two schools in Morton.
Next year, San Hernan will have its own school.
Therefore, Morton will have to close one of its two schools.
The missing assumption is:
> Once San Hernan students leave, Morton won't have enough students to justify keeping both schools open.
That's exactly what A says:
A. Without the San Hernan students, Morton will have too few students for two schools.
Why the other options don't work
B. New school won't be filled → Irrelevant. We care about Morton's schools, not whether San Hernan's new school is full.
C. San Hernan students are a small proportion → This actually makes closing a Morton school less likely.
D. Morton schools have been overcrowded → Not necessary. Even if they aren't overcrowded, losing students could still make one school unnecessary.
E. Students won't transfer out → This doesn't establish that Morton needs to close a school.
Conclusion: Morton must close one school.
Required link: After San Hernan students leave, there aren't enough students for two schools.
Answer: A.
