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Correct Answer: B
Correct Answer: B
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The correct option preserves the same pattern.
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Correct Answer: B
Method / Topic: Statement and Conclusion
Read the statement literally and do not add facts that are not given. The municipal instruction clearly expects residents to separate wet and dry waste. It does not state that every unsorted collection will necessarily be refused. Therefore, the logically supported choice is: Only conclusion I follows.
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- Reject options that break the rule.
Statement: The municipal office has asked residents to separate wet and dry waste before collection. Conclusions: I. Residents are expected to sort waste into categories. II. The municipal office will stop collecting all waste that is not sorted. Which conclusion follows?
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Correct Answer: B
Method / Topic: Statement and Conclusion
The correct option preserves the same pattern.
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Correct Answer: B
Method / Topic: Statement and Conclusion
Read the statement literally and do not add facts that are not given. The municipal instruction clearly expects residents to separate wet and dry waste. It does not state that every unsorted collection will necessarily be refused. Therefore, the logically supported choice is: Only conclusion I follows.
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