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by ankurmit » Sun Jan 09, 2011 1:18 am
Political Analyst: Because our city is a border city, illegal immigration is an important issue in the current race for mayor. Of the two candidates for mayor, one supports a plan that would attempt to deport the city's 9,000 illegal immigrants and the other does not. Surveys consistently show that about 60% of the city's residents are opposed to the plan, while about 35% are in support of the plan. Therefore, the candidate who does not support the plan will win the election for mayor.

All of the following statements weaken the analyst's argument, EXCEPT:
1. In the city at issue, most voters make their voting decisions based on the candidates' positions on abortion.

2. Of the 35% of residents who support the plan, some are willing to consider alternate plans for addressing illegal immigration.

3. Many of the residents who oppose the plan are not registered voters.

4. The candidate who supports the plan is the incumbent mayor, and has been elected to four consecutive terms despite taking controversial positions on many important issues.

5. Just under 30% of the city's residents are illegal immigrants who cannot vote.



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Source: — Critical Reasoning |

by mundasingh123 » Sun Jan 09, 2011 2:38 am
Is this Question from MGMAT Cat Test ?
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by anshumishra » Sun Jan 09, 2011 6:38 pm
ankurmit wrote:Political Analyst: Because our city is a border city, illegal immigration is an important issue in the current race for mayor. Of the two candidates for mayor, one supports a plan that would attempt to deport the city's 9,000 illegal immigrants and the other does not. Surveys consistently show that about 60% of the city's residents are opposed to the plan, while about 35% are in support of the plan. Therefore, the candidate who does not support the plan will win the election for mayor.

All of the following statements weaken the analyst's argument, EXCEPT:
1. In the city at issue, most voters make their voting decisions based on the candidates' positions on abortion.

2. Of the 35% of residents who support the plan, some are willing to consider alternate plans for addressing illegal immigration.

3. Many of the residents who oppose the plan are not registered voters.

4. The candidate who supports the plan is the incumbent mayor, and has been elected to four consecutive terms despite taking controversial positions on many important issues.

5. Just under 30% of the city's residents are illegal immigrants who cannot vote.



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It should be B. This actually strengthens the claim that the candidate who does not support the plan will win the election.
Other choices weaken the claim.
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by Target2009 » Sun Jan 09, 2011 7:51 pm
My pick : B
Cause: If out 35% some willing to consider new plan then they might also switch in support of other candidate & other candidate win. So this is some what supporting the conclusion.
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by ankurmit » Mon Jan 10, 2011 8:11 am
Thanks fnds.. OA is B
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by mundasingh123 » Mon Jan 10, 2011 10:52 am
ankurmit wrote:Thanks fnds.. OA is B[/quote
Atleast Answer my question whether is it a MGMAT CAT quest ?
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by ankurmit » Tue Jan 11, 2011 7:10 am
Yes dude..Its Manhattan CAT quistion.
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