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Curator: Without question this sculpture that Mr. Rodianov has proposed to donate to the museum is an accurate replica of the famous Egyptian Boat of the Dead, but despite its remarkable fidelity and its high artistic merit, our museum must decline the donation.
Which of the following, if true, would best explain the curator’s decision to decline the donation of the replica sculpture?
A. Rodianov has already donated a number of replicas to the museum.
B. The curator does not have sole authority to accept or decline public donations.
C. The museum currently faces a severe shortage of storage space.
D. The museum is not located in Egypt.
E. The curator and Rodianov are famously on bad terms.
Which of the following, if true, would best explain the curator’s decision to decline the donation of the replica sculpture?
A. Rodianov has already donated a number of replicas to the museum.
B. The curator does not have sole authority to accept or decline public donations.
C. The museum currently faces a severe shortage of storage space.
D. The museum is not located in Egypt.
E. The curator and Rodianov are famously on bad terms.
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Hi everybody, i'll try to respond to this question, I'm not sure so let me know if something might be wrong in my reasoning. Text: R(rodianov) wanted to donate a statue described by the curator as an artistic one and well made replica, but, this might not be accepted by the museum.
Aim: to find a sounded reason
a)it's not written that there is a limited number of donation, wrong
b)If the curator don't have the authority to say yes or no to the donation, why is he pretty sure that the replica will be refused, wrong
c)If the museum is facing problems with space, it might be a sounded reason why it refused the statue, for me, correct
d)The statue is a replica from egyptian culture, but it's not written that it belongs to Egypt, wrong
e) it might give a reason why, but it's not mentioned that curator is taking decions for keeping the statue or not, wrong
Hope it will help, i wish a wonderfull Gmat day to everybody, see ya
Aim: to find a sounded reason
a)it's not written that there is a limited number of donation, wrong
b)If the curator don't have the authority to say yes or no to the donation, why is he pretty sure that the replica will be refused, wrong
c)If the museum is facing problems with space, it might be a sounded reason why it refused the statue, for me, correct
d)The statue is a replica from egyptian culture, but it's not written that it belongs to Egypt, wrong
e) it might give a reason why, but it's not mentioned that curator is taking decions for keeping the statue or not, wrong
Hope it will help, i wish a wonderfull Gmat day to everybody, see ya
27 Sep 2024, 10:04
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A. Rodianov has already donated a number of replicas to the museum.
The number of donation made by the same person is not an issue. The number of donations is not normally limited.
B. The curator does not have sole authority to accept or decline public donations.
The argument clearly states that the "museum must decine" so it's not the curator decision to decline the donation.
C. The museum currently faces a severe shortage of storage space.
Yes this is an objective reason as to why the museum must decline the sculpture. Keep.
D. The museum is not located in Egypt.
The museum's location is not an issue, any museum in any country can show pieces of art from any other country.
E. The curator and Rodianov are famously on bad terms.
This is a subjective reason and irrelevant
Answer C
The number of donation made by the same person is not an issue. The number of donations is not normally limited.
B. The curator does not have sole authority to accept or decline public donations.
The argument clearly states that the "museum must decine" so it's not the curator decision to decline the donation.
C. The museum currently faces a severe shortage of storage space.
Yes this is an objective reason as to why the museum must decline the sculpture. Keep.
D. The museum is not located in Egypt.
The museum's location is not an issue, any museum in any country can show pieces of art from any other country.
E. The curator and Rodianov are famously on bad terms.
This is a subjective reason and irrelevant
Answer C
