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Statements, Conclusions and Assumptions · Question 41 of 67

Question 41

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Statement: Several students of Oakridge School slipped and hurt themselves on the wet floor near the drinking-water taps.

Courses of action:

I. Students should be told not to drink water during school hours.

II. The school should lay anti-slip mats near the taps and have the floor there mopped regularly.

Which courses of action follow?

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CorrectNot quiteAnswer A

Correct answer: A

Explanation

  1. I does not follow: stopping children from drinking water is impractical and harmful, and it does not fix the wet floor.

  2. II follows: mats and regular mopping make the floor safe, which is exactly the problem.

  3. So only II follows.

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