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GMAT/Critical Thinking
New Evergreen Gum has twice as much flavor for your money as Spring Mint Gum, and we can prove it. You see, a stick of Evergreen Gum is twice as large as a stick of Spring Mint Gum, and the more gum, the more flavor.
Which of the following, if true, would undermine the persuasive appeal of the above advertisement?
I. A package of Spring Mint Gum contains twice as many sticks as a package of Evergreen Gum at the same price.
II. Spring Mint Gum has more concentrated flavor than Evergreen Gum.
III. Although a stick of Evergreen Gum is twice as large in volume as a stick of Spring Mint Gum, it weighs only 50% as much.
А) I only
В) II only
С) I and II only
D) II and III only
Е) I, II, and III
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Е) I, II, and III |
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As dietician for this 300-person school I am concerned about the sudden
shortage of
beef. It seems that we will have to begin to serve fish as our main source of
protein. Even though beef costs more per pound than fish, I expect that the
price I
pay for protein will rise if I continue to serve the same amount of protein
using
fish as I did with beef.
The speaker makes which of the following assumptions?
A) Fish is more expensive per pound than beef.
B) Students will soon be paying more for their meals.
C) Cattle ranchers make greater profits than fishermen.
D) Per measure of protein, fish is more expensive than beef.
E) Cattle are more costly to raise than fish.
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