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14 Aug 2019, 03:05
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The results of a recent poll in the United States indicate that the public, by 80 percent to 17 percent, opposes relaxation of existing regulation of air pollution. Furthermore, not a single major segment of the public wants environmental laws 'made less strict. The results of this poll reveal that legislators, by voting for renewal of the Clean Air Act, will be responsive to the will of the public without alienating any significant special-interest groups.
Which of the following pieces of information would be most useful in evaluating the logic of the argument presented above?
(A) The groups in the population that were defined as major segments of the public and the groups defined as special-interest groups
(B) The length of time that current federal environmental laws have been in effect and the length of time that states have regulated air pollution
(C) The probable economic effect of renewal of the Clean Air Act on those opposed to and those in favor of relaxing environmental laws
(D) The people whom the author hopes to influence by citing the results of the poll
(E) The percentage of those surveyed who chose not to respond to the questions asked of them
Which of the following pieces of information would be most useful in evaluating the logic of the argument presented above?
(A) The groups in the population that were defined as major segments of the public and the groups defined as special-interest groups
(B) The length of time that current federal environmental laws have been in effect and the length of time that states have regulated air pollution
(C) The probable economic effect of renewal of the Clean Air Act on those opposed to and those in favor of relaxing environmental laws
(D) The people whom the author hopes to influence by citing the results of the poll
(E) The percentage of those surveyed who chose not to respond to the questions asked of them
14 Aug 2019, 08:37
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I think why option A is correct because,
The groups in the population that were defined as major segments of the public and the groups defined as special-interest groups
We need to know was the renewal of clean air act really the will of public or not.
The groups in the population that were defined as major segments of the public and the groups defined as special-interest groups
We need to know was the renewal of clean air act really the will of public or not.
KeyurJoshi
GMAT 1: 710 Q49 V38
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11 Nov 2020, 00:06
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I chose A with POE, here's my reasoning,
Highlights of the argument:
80% oppose the relaxation on current air pollution regulations
major segments of public do not want laws to be less strict
legislators will be responsive to the will of the public without alienating any significant special-interest groups.
A. Only choice which is useful in determining exactly what segments deny relaxation of regulations and which special-interest groups should be considered in the process of renewal of the act.
B. Length of time - irrelevant
C. Economic effect - irrelevant
D. People author wants to influence - irrelevant
E. % of people who chose not to respond - irrelevant
Highlights of the argument:
80% oppose the relaxation on current air pollution regulations
major segments of public do not want laws to be less strict
legislators will be responsive to the will of the public without alienating any significant special-interest groups.
A. Only choice which is useful in determining exactly what segments deny relaxation of regulations and which special-interest groups should be considered in the process of renewal of the act.
B. Length of time - irrelevant
C. Economic effect - irrelevant
D. People author wants to influence - irrelevant
E. % of people who chose not to respond - irrelevant
