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Some hotels in California cater almost exclusively to visiting business executives and government officials and rarely have bookings by families with children. Yet, these hotels also have strong ties with companies specializing in entertaining young children.
Which of the following, if true, best reconciles the seeming discrepancy described above?
A. The companies specializing in entertaining young children buy their materials from distributers outside of California.
B. For several weeks during the summer, these hotels become popular destinations for daylong parties hosted by large organizations for employees and their families.
C. Most guests who stay at these hotels prefer to seek entertainment elsewhere rather than at the hotel itself.
D. The few families that stay at these hotels come in groups of four to five, are friendly with one another, and share the cost of the stay.
E. Entertainment provided for young children by outside companies is as enjoyable as that provided by the hotel.
Which of the following, if true, best reconciles the seeming discrepancy described above?
A. The companies specializing in entertaining young children buy their materials from distributers outside of California.
B. For several weeks during the summer, these hotels become popular destinations for daylong parties hosted by large organizations for employees and their families.
C. Most guests who stay at these hotels prefer to seek entertainment elsewhere rather than at the hotel itself.
D. The few families that stay at these hotels come in groups of four to five, are friendly with one another, and share the cost of the stay.
E. Entertainment provided for young children by outside companies is as enjoyable as that provided by the hotel.
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There are some hotels in California, usually caters to exclusively visiting business executives, and government officials. These hotels rarely have bookings for families with children.
The next line, has a word YET - these hotels have strong ties with the companies, that specialises in entertaining young children.
We need to resolve the paradox. How hotels which prioritises business executives and government officials, in the same way also help the families who have children.
A. The companies specialising in entertaining young children buy their materials from distributers outside of California.
Where the companies products to entertain children is completely immaterial to the context. The main crux here is hotels which caters rarely to families with children’s, also caters to companies specialising in entertaining children. This option doesn’t address this issue. Hence, Wrong.
B. For several weeks during the summer, these hotels become popular destinations for daylong parties hosted by large organisations for employees and their families.
This aspect of allowing organisations which entertain children is for a brief period of time, and have become popular destination site for daylong parties hosted by larger organisations. So this addresses the paradox, why hotels which rarely entertain children are allowing organisations, as they use the hotels for entertainment activities day long and do not stay there overnight.
C. Most guests who stay at these hotels prefer to seek entertainment elsewhere rather than at the hotel itself.
This is the preferential choice of the guest who opt to stay at that hotel. Moreover, it cannot be generalised as a behavioural approach by a certain group of customers. Hence, wrong.
D. The few families that stay at these hotels come in groups of four to five, are friendly with one another, and share the cost of the stay.
This is an occurrence which cannot be denied and is a natural occurrence how families coming in groups divide their share of expenses amongst themselves. Hence, Wrong.
E. Entertainment provided for young children by outside companies is as enjoyable as that provided by the hotel.
The comparison is not between the companies providing entertainment and those provided by hotel. It’s rather an aspect within hotel that is being discussed. Hence, Wrong.
Option B
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Option B gives a good reasoning - it says that during summers, employees and their families come to these hotels for daylong parties - this would reconcile the discrepancy as then string ties between hotels and companies specializing in entertaining young children will be good for both sides during summers.
