PrepTest 87, Section 3, Question 9
Political organizer: Our group needs to assemble at least 30 volunteers if Marcia Garson is to have a chance of winning the election, since she will win only if the public is fully informed about her record. To fully inform the public, at least 30 of our people must campaign for her, but we simply cannot afford to pay people for this work.
Political organizer: Our group needs to assemble at least 30 volunteers if Marcia Garson is to have a chance of winning the election, since she will win only if the public is fully informed about her record. To fully inform the public, at least 30 of our people must campaign for her, but we simply cannot afford to pay people for this work.
Political organizer: Our group needs to assemble at least 30 volunteers if Marcia Garson is to have a chance of winning the election, since she will win only if the public is fully informed about her record. To fully inform the public, at least 30 of our people must campaign for her, but we simply cannot afford to pay people for this work.
Political organizer: Our group needs to assemble at least 30 volunteers if Marcia Garson is to have a chance of winning the election, since she will win only if the public is fully informed about her record. To fully inform the public, at least 30 of our people must campaign for her, but we simply cannot afford to pay people for this work.
Which one of the following most accurately expresses the conclusion drawn in the political organizer's argument?
Marcia Garson will probably not be elected.
The political organizer's group cannot afford to pay people to campaign for Marcia Garson.
If winning the election is to be a possibility for Marcia Garson, the political organizer's group needs to bring together at least 30 volunteers.
If the public is not fully informed about Marcia Garson's record, she will not win the election.
At least 30 people from the political organizer's group need to campaign for Marcia Garson in order to fully inform the public about her record.
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