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Directions: Given alongside are a number of statements followed by some conclusions. Assume
the given statements to be true, even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known facts.
Choose the conclusions which logically follow from the given statements.
Statements:
Jamie works as an editor for a certain magazine and she edited 40 articles last week. The
following describes all the work Jamie did for the magazine during each day of last week. On Monday, she
edited 13 articles based on science. On Tuesday, she copied excerpts from all the articles that were not
based on science. On Wednesday and Thursday, she copied excerpts from the remaining articles and on
Friday, she finished the editing of all the remaining articles.
Conclusions:
(1) On Tuesday, Jamie copied excerpts from 27 articles that were not based on science.
(2) On Thursday, Jamie may have copied excerpts from a few articles based on science.
(3) On Thursday, none of the articles edited by Jamie was based on science.
(4) On Friday, Jamie may have edited some articles based on science.
A. Only (1)
B. Only (2)
C. Only (4)
D. Ony (2) & (4)
E. Only (3) & (4)
the given statements to be true, even if they seem to be at variance from commonly known facts.
Choose the conclusions which logically follow from the given statements.
Statements:
Jamie works as an editor for a certain magazine and she edited 40 articles last week. The
following describes all the work Jamie did for the magazine during each day of last week. On Monday, she
edited 13 articles based on science. On Tuesday, she copied excerpts from all the articles that were not
based on science. On Wednesday and Thursday, she copied excerpts from the remaining articles and on
Friday, she finished the editing of all the remaining articles.
Conclusions:
(1) On Tuesday, Jamie copied excerpts from 27 articles that were not based on science.
(2) On Thursday, Jamie may have copied excerpts from a few articles based on science.
(3) On Thursday, none of the articles edited by Jamie was based on science.
(4) On Friday, Jamie may have edited some articles based on science.
A. Only (1)
B. Only (2)
C. Only (4)
D. Ony (2) & (4)
E. Only (3) & (4)
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