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Start the planThe State Department is a much sought after office for college graduates interested in international relations. Benjamin F., a young college graduate, is interested in international relations and would like to acquire a position in the State Department. Thus, he has decided to study French to improve his chances.
Which of the following, if true, most seriously strengthens Benjamin F.'s decision to study French?
A) 60% of those who are accepted to the State Department know at least basic French.
B) The percentage of French speakers among State Department workers is no different from that percentage in the general population.
C) The Applicant's Guide to the State Department does not specify knowledge of foreign languages as a prerequisite.
D) A strong command of Spanish is an advantage for those applying for positions in the State Department.
E) A friend of Benjamin F.'s has recommended that Benjamin study French.
OA A
Source: Economist GMAT
Which of the following, if true, most seriously strengthens Benjamin F.'s decision to study French?
A) 60% of those who are accepted to the State Department know at least basic French.
B) The percentage of French speakers among State Department workers is no different from that percentage in the general population.
C) The Applicant's Guide to the State Department does not specify knowledge of foreign languages as a prerequisite.
D) A strong command of Spanish is an advantage for those applying for positions in the State Department.
E) A friend of Benjamin F.'s has recommended that Benjamin study French.
OA A
Source: Economist GMAT
