PrepTest 19, Section 3, Question 24
That wall is supported by several joists. The only thing that can have caused the bulge that the wall now has is a broken joist. Therefore, at least one of the joists is broken.
That wall is supported by several joists. The only thing that can have caused the bulge that the wall now has is a broken joist. Therefore, at least one of the joists is broken.
That wall is supported by several joists. The only thing that can have caused the bulge that the wall now has is a broken joist. Therefore, at least one of the joists is broken.
That wall is supported by several joists. The only thing that can have caused the bulge that the wall now has is a broken joist. Therefore, at least one of the joists is broken.
Which one of the following arguments is most similar in its logical features to the argument above?
At least one of the players in the orchestra must have made a mistake, since nothing else would have made the conductor grimace in the way she just did.
The first piece must have been the easiest, since it was the only piece in the entire concert in which the orchestra did not make many mistakes.
The players play well only when they like the music, since they tend to make mistakes when they play something they do not like.
One of the orchestra's players must be able to play the harp, since in one of the pieces they are playing at next week's concert the composer specified that a harp should be played.
The emotion of the music is the only thing that can have caused the conductor to look so angry just then, since the orchestra was playing perfectly.
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