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Statements, Conclusions and Assumptions · Question 43 of 67

Question 43

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Statement: Several students fainted during a school assembly held in direct sunlight.

Courses of action: I. The assembly should be moved to a shaded area. II. Morning assemblies should be stopped permanently.

Options for question 43

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CorrectNot quiteAnswer A

Correct answer: A

Explanation

  1. A course of action is judged on whether it addresses the problem stated without going further than the problem warrants.

  2. The problem named is direct sunlight, and moving the assembly into shade removes exactly that. Course I is appropriate.

  3. Course II ends the assembly altogether, which treats the sunlight as if it were unavoidable. It is disproportionate to the problem described.

  4. Only course of action I should be taken.

Worth noting

In this question type, the extreme option is almost always wrong. The test is whether a course of action is both effective and proportionate.

Concept
Courses of action must be proportionate
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