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Question # 46

Environmental advocate: “The city replaced diesel buses with electric ones. Air quality readings improved significantly. Therefore, the switch caused cleaner air.” Which piece of evidence would most strengthen the advocate’s conclusion?

Options:

A.

During the same period, a nearby coal plant was shut down.

B.

The monitoring devices used were recently recalibrated.

C.

The city’s level of industrial emissions remained constant.

D.

Many commuters switched from public transit to bicycles.

Question # 47

Researcher: “College students who sleep at least 8 hours perform better on exams. Therefore, sleeping 8 hours improves academic performance.” Which of the following, if true, most undermines the argument?

Options:

A.

Students who sleep more also report lower stress and healthier diets.

B.

Sleep patterns vary significantly during exam week.

C.

Some students who sleep less than 8 hours still score highly.

D.

Students who nap in the afternoon also report improved performance.

Question # 48

A nutrition company claims its supplement boosts memory because participants taking it performed better on word recall tests than those taking a placebo. Which of the following, if true, most undermines the company’s claim?

Options:

A.

The recall tests were given only once at the end of the study.

B.

Participants who exercised regularly were more likely to be in the supplement group.

C.

Participants taking the supplement reported fewer side effects than expected.

D.

The placebo group was smaller than the supplement group.

Question # 49

Passage:

“Though once dismissed as folklore, oral traditions are increasingly recognized as valuable historical sources, preserving knowledge overlooked by written records.”

What is the author’s main conclusion?

Options:

A.

Oral traditions are unreliable for historical research.

B.

Oral traditions preserve valuable knowledge and should be recognized as historical sources.

C.

Written records are always more accurate than oral traditions.

D.

Oral traditions have no cultural significance.

Question # 50

Passage:

“Though some philosophers argue technology isolates individuals, others emphasize its ability to create new communities and networks. This debate underscores the dual nature of technological influence.”

What is the author’s main point?

Options:

A.

Technology isolates more than it connects.

B.

Technology’s influence is multifaceted, both isolating and connecting.

C.

Technology has no impact on social life.

D.

Technology only builds communities.

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