PrepTest 31, Section 3, Question 15

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Ashley: Words like "of" and "upon," unlike "pencil" and "shirt," do not refer to anything.

Joshua: I agree; and since such words are meaningless, they should be abandoned.

Ashley: Words like "of" and "upon," unlike "pencil" and "shirt," do not refer to anything.

Joshua: I agree; and since such words are meaningless, they should be abandoned.

Ashley: Words like "of" and "upon," unlike "pencil" and "shirt," do not refer to anything.

Question

Joshua's remarks indicate that he interpreted Ashley's statement to imply that

only words that refer to something have meaning

words that are not useful are meaningless

words that refer to something are meaningful

if a word is not useful, it should be abandoned

all words that refer to something are useful

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