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Historian: In rebuttal of my claim that West influenced Stuart, some people point out that West’s work is mentioned only once in Stuart’s diaries. But Stuart’s diaries mention several meetings with West, and Stuart’s close friend, Abella, studied under West. Furthermore, Stuart’s work often uses West’s terminology which, though now
commonplace, none of Stuart’s contemporaries used.
Which one of the following propositions is most supported by the historian’s statements, if those statements are true?
(A) Stuart’s discussions with Abella were one of the means by which West influenced Stuart.
(B) It is more likely that Stuart influenced West than that West influenced Stuart.
(C) Stuart’s contemporaries were not influenced by West.
(D) Stuart’s work was not entirely free from West’s influence.
(E) Because of Stuart’s influence on other people, West’s terminology is now commonplace.
commonplace, none of Stuart’s contemporaries used.
Which one of the following propositions is most supported by the historian’s statements, if those statements are true?
(A) Stuart’s discussions with Abella were one of the means by which West influenced Stuart.
(B) It is more likely that Stuart influenced West than that West influenced Stuart.
(C) Stuart’s contemporaries were not influenced by West.
(D) Stuart’s work was not entirely free from West’s influence.
(E) Because of Stuart’s influence on other people, West’s terminology is now commonplace.
following propositions is most supported by the historian’s statements
conclusion Type questions
(A) Stuart’s discussions with Abella were one of the means by which West influenced Stuart.
Can be or can not as there only mentioned about meetings with abella.:- not true
(B) It is more likely that Stuart influenced West than that West influenced Stuart.
No a single mention of that OOS
(C) Stuart’s contemporaries were not influenced by West.
May be are influenced by west, and not using same terminology
(D) Stuart’s work was not entirely free from West’s influence.
Correct as the argument from starting is making point that some influence of West on stuart is there.
giving examples of meeting with abella and Terminology use
(E) Because of Stuart’s influence on other people, West’s terminology is now commonplace.
Naah not a mention-Incorrect
IMO-D
conclusion Type questions
(A) Stuart’s discussions with Abella were one of the means by which West influenced Stuart.
Can be or can not as there only mentioned about meetings with abella.:- not true
(B) It is more likely that Stuart influenced West than that West influenced Stuart.
No a single mention of that OOS
(C) Stuart’s contemporaries were not influenced by West.
May be are influenced by west, and not using same terminology
(D) Stuart’s work was not entirely free from West’s influence.
Correct as the argument from starting is making point that some influence of West on stuart is there.
giving examples of meeting with abella and Terminology use
(E) Because of Stuart’s influence on other people, West’s terminology is now commonplace.
Naah not a mention-Incorrect
IMO-D
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Historian: In rebuttal of my claim that West influenced Stuart, some people point out that West’s work is mentioned only once in Stuart’s diaries. But Stuart’s diaries mention several meetings with West, and Stuart’s close friend, Abella, studied under West. Furthermore, Stuart’s work often uses West’s terminology which, though now
commonplace, none of Stuart’s contemporaries used.
Which one of the following propositions is most supported by the historian’s statements, if those statements are true?
(A) Stuart’s discussions with Abella were one of the means by which West influenced Stuart. - WRONG. Common trap. Historian just mentioned once about Stuart's friend Albela who was his close friend. Like in passage people who countered Historian said that Stuart mentioned West's work only once, here too historian just mentioned about his friend. This not ncessarily means that his friend was some form of means by which West influenced Stuart. It needs further assumptions to be made.
(B) It is more likely that Stuart influenced West than that West influenced Stuart. - WRONG. Not true at all.
(C) Stuart’s contemporaries were not influenced by West. - WRONG. Irrelevant.
(D) Stuart’s work was not entirely free from West’s influence. - CORRECT. Yes, this, with the soft language that it uses, is true.
(E) Because of Stuart’s influence on other people, West’s terminology is now commonplace. - WRONG. Irrelevant.
Answer D.
commonplace, none of Stuart’s contemporaries used.
Which one of the following propositions is most supported by the historian’s statements, if those statements are true?
(A) Stuart’s discussions with Abella were one of the means by which West influenced Stuart. - WRONG. Common trap. Historian just mentioned once about Stuart's friend Albela who was his close friend. Like in passage people who countered Historian said that Stuart mentioned West's work only once, here too historian just mentioned about his friend. This not ncessarily means that his friend was some form of means by which West influenced Stuart. It needs further assumptions to be made.
(B) It is more likely that Stuart influenced West than that West influenced Stuart. - WRONG. Not true at all.
(C) Stuart’s contemporaries were not influenced by West. - WRONG. Irrelevant.
(D) Stuart’s work was not entirely free from West’s influence. - CORRECT. Yes, this, with the soft language that it uses, is true.
(E) Because of Stuart’s influence on other people, West’s terminology is now commonplace. - WRONG. Irrelevant.
Answer D.
