Questions 11-14 Statement three
Chilean students were right in 2012 to stage protest demanding that university education in Chile should be made free.
11. Assumption 1: There are some universities outside of Chile which are free.
A. Assumption Made B. Assumption Not Made
12. Assumption 2: Staging protests will influence the costs of Chilean university
education. A. Assumption Made
B. Assumption Not Made
13. Assumption 3: Chilean students do not have the funds for the cost of
university education. A. Assumption Made
B. Assumption Not Made
14. Assumption 4: Chilean students want to study in university.
A. Assumption Made B. Assumption Not Made
Questions 15-17 Statement four
Charities don‟t have to charge VAT value added-tax to customers, which mean charity bookshops can change lower prices than those charged by second-hand
bookshops which are not registered as a charity.
15. Assumption 1: Non-charities pay more tax than charities.
A. Assumption Made B. Assumption Not Made
16. Assumption 2: Customers prefer to pay lower prices.
A. Assumption Made B. Assumption Not Made
17. Assumption 3: VAT increases the price customers pay for things.
A. Assumption Made B. Assumption Not Made
Section 3 Deductions Instructions:
1. in this section, a statement will be provided followed by a series of suggested conclusions. Here, you must take the statement to be true;
2. after reading each conclusion underneath the statement, you must decide whether you think it follows from the statement provided;
3. if you agree that the conclusion follows the statement, choose
CONCLUSION FOLLOWS
. However, if you do not consider the
conclusion to follow, then choose CONCLUSION DOES NOT FOLLOW;
4. you must select your answer based only on the information presented; not using general knowledge. Similarly, you are advised not to let your own
opinions or prejudices influence your decisions; stick to the statements and base your judgments solely on the facts presented.
Example: Statement
: Sarah owns a new company. New companies are more likely to fail than well established companies. Therefore …
1. Conclusion one: Well-established companies are more likely to succeed
than new companies. Correct answer
: Conclusion Follows. Explanation
: The statement notes that new companies are more likely to fail
than well-established companies. Well-established companies are therefore more likely to succeed, by comparison to new companies
.
2. Conclusion two
: Sarah‟s company will fail. Correct answer
: Conclusion Does Not Follow Explanation
: The statement notes that new companies are more likely to fail. This does not mean that all new companies will fail.
