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CR · Critical Reasoning
655-705
Complete the Passage
In a survey of 6,000 divorced women, three-quarters admitted that their infidelity played at least a small role in the decision to end the marriage. However, the survey may under report the percentage of women who have committed such an act of dishonesty, because ______________.
Answer Choices
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(A) some people who will commit one dishonest act might not object to further dishonesty on a survey
B
(B) some generally honest people taking the survey might have claimed on the survey to have performed dishonest acts
C
(C) some people who claimed on the survey to behave at least a little dishonestly at some point may be very dishonest
(D) some people who claimed on the survey to behave dishonestly may have been answering honestly
Correct
E
(E) some married women probably behave at least a little dishonestly
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To determine the best completion for the passage, we need to analyze the context. The passage discusses a survey of divorced women where a significant percentage admitted to infidelity. The key point is that the survey may underreport the actual percentage of infidelity. The correct answer should reflect a reason why the reported figures might be lower than reality. Option (D) states that 'some people who…
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ManuMar 1, 2025
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MacroMay 1, 2025
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What this question tests
What it tests
Whether you can complete the last sentence of an argument in a way that is logically consistent with it.
Common trap
Choosing an option that sounds plausible but contradicts the argument or introduces new information.
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Difficulty
655-705
Type
CR