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At the end of each day, Mr. Red takes a bag holding the daily earnings of his business to the bank. A week ago, when Mr. Red arrived at the bank, he noticed that the bag had been replaced by another similar bag, but one without any earnings in it. Mr. Red accused Mr. Green, a competitor, of the robbery. However, on that specific day Mr. Green claims to have been playing golf on a course far from Mr. Red's offices. Therefore, Mr. Green cannot be guilty of stealing the earnings.
Which of the following would it be most useful to establish in order to evaluate the argument?
(A) Whether the amount of money in Mr. Green's bank account is larger than the amount stolen
(B) Whether it was the first time Mr. Green had played at that particular golf course
(C) Whether the replacement bag had been bought at the same shop that Mr. Red had bought the original bag from
(D) Whether the events mentioned by Mr. Green can be confirmed by an observer who is objective
(E) Whether an employee of Mr. Red's business can verify the fact that Mr. Red indeed went to the bank that day
OA D
Source: Economist Gmat
Which of the following would it be most useful to establish in order to evaluate the argument?
(A) Whether the amount of money in Mr. Green's bank account is larger than the amount stolen
(B) Whether it was the first time Mr. Green had played at that particular golf course
(C) Whether the replacement bag had been bought at the same shop that Mr. Red had bought the original bag from
(D) Whether the events mentioned by Mr. Green can be confirmed by an observer who is objective
(E) Whether an employee of Mr. Red's business can verify the fact that Mr. Red indeed went to the bank that day
OA D
Source: Economist Gmat
