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by daretodream » Thu Feb 18, 2010 11:19 pm
A combination of anxiety and external pressure leads to nausea. All the auditioners for the new reality show
Wanna Be's suffer from external pressure. Some of the auditioners feel anxiety about performing well for
the producers, but others do not feel anxious. The producers of Wanna Be's like to choose contestants
who feel anxiety.

Which of the following conclusions is most strongly supported by the passage above?

The auditions for Wanna Be's cause more performers to feel external pressure than do auditions for other shows.

Most of the people who audition become contestants on Wanna Be's.

There is more nausea among auditioners for Wanna Be's than among producers of Wanna Be's.

No auditioner who doesn't feel anxiety has nausea.

Most of the auditioners for Wanna Be's who become contestants have nausea.
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by delhiboy1979 » Fri Feb 19, 2010 4:15 am
Between D and E I'll go with E
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by outreach » Fri Feb 19, 2010 12:08 pm
The auditions for Wanna Be's cause more performers to feel external pressure than do auditions for other shows. [incorrect:out of scope as we are talkin abt other shows]

Most of the people who audition become contestants on Wanna Be's.[incorrect:no premise to support this conclusion]

There is more nausea among auditioners for Wanna Be's than among producers of Wanna Be's. [incorrect:condition of producers is not discussed]

No auditioner who doesn't feel anxiety has nausea. [incorrect:nausea is a combination of anxiety and external pressure ]

Most of the auditioners for Wanna Be's who become contestants have nausea.[Correct:there is a premise which states that "The producers of Wanna Be's like to choose contestants who feel anxiety".]
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