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Statements, Conclusions and Assumptions · Question 52 of 67

Question 52

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A food-safety inspection found that a well-known sweet shop in Kalyangarh was using a banned food colour in its sweets.

Which of the following is the most suitable course of action?

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CorrectNot quiteAnswer D

Correct answer: D

Explanation

  1. The problem is one shop using a banned colour. Stopping the sale of those sweets and seizing the colour removes the risk to buyers at once.

  2. Telling everyone to give up sweets, or closing every shop in the state, is far wider than the problem found.

  3. A notice while sales continue leaves the unsafe sweets on sale, so it does not solve the problem.

Worth noting

The correct course sounds strict, and the notice sounds mild. But the mild course fails to remove the danger, and the strict one is limited to the shop at fault.

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Proportion: strict but limited to the problem
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