As soon as the suspect ran out of the bank, he started shooting at the policemen standing on the corner. As he ran away, he kept firing back at the policemen. The policemen took cover and returned fire. One policemen hit the suspect just as he was about to get into a waiting car. As the police approached, the car sped away without the suspect, allowing the police to apprehend and arrest the suspect.

Which of the following inferences is best supported by the passage?

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The suspect robbed the bank.

The suspect was not as good a marksman as were some of the police.

The suspect’s accomplices, all armed with guns, were in the waiting car.

If the suspect had not been hit, he would have fled the scene in the car.

Correct

The police were trying to kill the suspect.

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What this question tests

Whether you can draw a conclusion that must follow from the stated facts.

Choosing an option that could be true or is likely true — inference answers must be guaranteed by the passage.