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64% (01:26) correct
36%
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Student: After the disappointingly uncompetitive volleyball matches of yesterday's gym class, our teacher resolved that the four star players from the winning team would no longer be able to play together. This resolution has clearly not been followed: the teacher split us up into four teams today, but my team does not have a star player on it.
Which of the following is an assumption upon which the student's argument relies?
(A) For a team game to be fair, skill must be evenly distributed among the teams.
(B) A teacher who breaks his or her promises has failed to live up to his or her professional responsibilities.
(C) Volleyball stars are born, not made.
(D) To be satisfyingly competitive, gym class volleyball must feature more than four teams.
(E) All of yesterday's star players are in gym class again today.
Which of the following is an assumption upon which the student's argument relies?
(A) For a team game to be fair, skill must be evenly distributed among the teams.
(B) A teacher who breaks his or her promises has failed to live up to his or her professional responsibilities.
(C) Volleyball stars are born, not made.
(D) To be satisfyingly competitive, gym class volleyball must feature more than four teams.
(E) All of yesterday's star players are in gym class again today.
27 Jul 2015, 01:06
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Though I went for E; I am still not cent percent confident on reasons for A's elimination.
Can some1 pls help.
Rgds,
Dhruva
Can some1 pls help.
Rgds,
Dhruva
27 Jul 2015, 04:17
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A is eliminated because the argument says that all the star players should not play in a same team(when the argument says that they should not play together).That does not mean that all the star players are equally distributed.It can be possible that the 3 players are put in one team and the remaining one in any of the other 3 teams.
But for the contention that the resolution has not been fair to be true,E must be the assumption.
But for the contention that the resolution has not been fair to be true,E must be the assumption.
