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Source: Beat The GMAT — Critical Reasoning |
between B and C, would go for C
C: no one is wise and intelligent- generalizes too much. may be the author hasnt met any one wise+intelligent. doesnt mean no one is both wise and intelligent.
C: no one is wise and intelligent- generalizes too much. may be the author hasnt met any one wise+intelligent. doesnt mean no one is both wise and intelligent.
Answer is D.
D cannot be true because the author has met people who are either wise or intelligent.
A can be true if the essayist has not met any of the people who are neither intelligent nor wise.
B can be true if the essayist has not met any of the people who are both wise and intelligent.
C can be true if what the essayist has experienced personally applies to the people he has not met.
E can obviously be true.
Please confirm the official answer.
D cannot be true because the author has met people who are either wise or intelligent.
A can be true if the essayist has not met any of the people who are neither intelligent nor wise.
B can be true if the essayist has not met any of the people who are both wise and intelligent.
C can be true if what the essayist has experienced personally applies to the people he has not met.
E can obviously be true.
Please confirm the official answer.
Last edited by lalitkc on Tue Aug 18, 2009 6:51 am, edited 1 time in total.
Well done... OA Dlalitkc wrote:Answer is D.
D cannot be true because the author has met people who are either wise or intelligent.
A can be true if the essayist has not met any of the people who are neither intelligent nor wise.
B can be true if the essayist has not met any of the people who are both wise and intelligent.
C can be true if what the essayist has experienced personally applies to the people he has not met.
E can obviously be true.
Please confirm the official answer.
