PrepTest 78, Section 2, Question 6
Mario: I see that the only rug store in Glendale has gone out of business. Evidently there's little demand for rugs in Glendale. So if you're planning to open a new business there, rugs would be one product to avoid.
Mario: I see that the only rug store in Glendale has gone out of business. Evidently there's little demand for rugs in Glendale. So if you're planning to open a new business there, rugs would be one product to avoid.
Renate: It's true that the store is gone, but its closing had little to do with the product it sold. All this means is that the market for rugs in Glendale is now wide open.
Mario: I see that the only rug store in Glendale has gone out of business. Evidently there's little demand for rugs in Glendale. So if you're planning to open a new business there, rugs would be one product to avoid.
Renate: It's true that the store is gone, but its closing had little to do with the product it sold. All this means is that the market for rugs in Glendale is now wide open.
Mario: I see that the only rug store in Glendale has gone out of business. Evidently there's little demand for rugs in Glendale. So if you're planning to open a new business there, rugs would be one product to avoid.
The dialogue provides the most support for the claim that Mario and Renate disagree over whether
the rug store in Glendale sold rugs of inferior quality
it is a good idea to open a rug store in Glendale
it is possible to determine the market for rugs in Glendale
any other stores have gone out of business in Glendale
rug stores can close because of insufficient demand for rugs
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