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Roses always provide a stunning display of color, but only those flowers that smell sweet are worth growing in a garden. Some roses have no scent.
Which one the following conclusions can be properly drawn from the passage?
(A) Some flowers which provide a stunning display of color are not worth growing in a garden.
(B) All flowers with no scent provide a stunning display of color.
(C) Some flowers which are worth growing in a garden have no scent.
(D) Some roses which smell sweet are not worth growing in a garden.
(E) No sweet-smelling flower is worth growing in a garden unless it provides a stunning display of color.
Which one the following conclusions can be properly drawn from the passage?
(A) Some flowers which provide a stunning display of color are not worth growing in a garden.
(B) All flowers with no scent provide a stunning display of color.
(C) Some flowers which are worth growing in a garden have no scent.
(D) Some roses which smell sweet are not worth growing in a garden.
(E) No sweet-smelling flower is worth growing in a garden unless it provides a stunning display of color.
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Roses always provide a stunning display of color, but only those flowers that smell sweet are worth growing in a garden. Some roses have no scent. Okay, say we have 10 roses, 4 are colorful and 5 are sweet and say 3 are colourful and sweet. So there maybe be roses ? that are neither colourful nor sweet.
Which one the following conclusions can be properly drawn from the passage?
(A) Some flowers which provide a stunning display of color are not worth growing in a garden. Yes , why? Because they don’t have good sweet smell. This must be correct answer.
(B) All flowers with no scent provide a stunning display of color. Extreme option, uses the word All.
(C) Some flowers which are worth growing in a garden have no scent. No, we need good scents in our garden.
(D) Some roses which smell sweet are not worth growing in a garden. - no, these roses are worth growing in the garden.
(E) No sweet-smelling flower is worth growing in a garden unless it provides a stunning display of color. Nah, we can grow sweet scented but not so colourful flowers.
A is the answer.
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Which one the following conclusions can be properly drawn from the passage?
(A) Some flowers which provide a stunning display of color are not worth growing in a garden. Yes , why? Because they don’t have good sweet smell. This must be correct answer.
(B) All flowers with no scent provide a stunning display of color. Extreme option, uses the word All.
(C) Some flowers which are worth growing in a garden have no scent. No, we need good scents in our garden.
(D) Some roses which smell sweet are not worth growing in a garden. - no, these roses are worth growing in the garden.
(E) No sweet-smelling flower is worth growing in a garden unless it provides a stunning display of color. Nah, we can grow sweet scented but not so colourful flowers.
A is the answer.
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