Free Practice Question
CR · Critical Reasoning
655-705
Complete the Passage
No one with a serious health issue would trust an untrained individual to provide a diagnosis. Similarly, since a competent public official prioritizes the welfare of the community, ________. Which one of the following statements would most reasonably complete the argument?
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Correct answer marked belowA
public officials should disregard the results of community feedback
B
the typical public official understands better what is beneficial for the community than the average citizen
C
public officials ought to be more informed about community welfare than they currently are
public officials should make decisions based on criteria other than the average citizen's input
Correct
E
one qualifies as a competent public official if one possesses greater knowledge about community welfare than the average citizen
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The argument begins by establishing a parallel between medical professionals and public officials, emphasizing that both should possess specialized knowledge. The correct completion of the argument should reflect that public officials, like medical professionals, should not solely rely on the average person's input. Option D states that…
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VrindaApr 25, 2025
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ManasiMar 10, 2025
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MohammadFeb 9, 2024
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IarinaFeb 26, 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