PrepTest 92+, Section 1, Question 4
Zahler Motors executive: The Graham Motor Company should stop running its deceptive minivan commercial, which claims that Graham's minivan has a foldable third-row seat while our minivans do not. Zahler's minivan from the newest model year, which recently began arriving at dealers, has a foldable third-row seat.
Zahler Motors executive: The Graham Motor Company should stop running its deceptive minivan commercial, which claims that Graham's minivan has a foldable third-row seat while our minivans do not. Zahler's minivan from the newest model year, which recently began arriving at dealers, has a foldable third-row seat.
Graham Motor Company executive: Our commercial is not misleading. Zahler dealers are still selling new minivans from the previous model year, which lack a foldable third-row seat.
Zahler Motors executive: The Graham Motor Company should stop running its deceptive minivan commercial, which claims that Graham's minivan has a foldable third-row seat while our minivans do not. Zahler's minivan from the newest model year, which recently began arriving at dealers, has a foldable third-row seat.
Graham Motor Company executive: Our commercial is not misleading. Zahler dealers are still selling new minivans from the previous model year, which lack a foldable third-row seat.
Zahler Motors executive: The Graham Motor Company should stop running its deceptive minivan commercial, which claims that Graham's minivan has a foldable third-row seat while our minivans do not. Zahler's minivan from the newest model year, which recently began arriving at dealers, has a foldable third-row seat.
The dialogue most strongly supports the claim that which one of the following principles is accepted by the Graham executive but not by the Zahler executive?
It is not misleading for a company to advertise that its product has a feature that a competing product lacks if some instances of the competing product that are currently offered for sale lack the feature in question.
It is not misleading for a company to advertise that its product has a feature that a competing product lacks if company executives are unaware that the competing product has the feature in question.
It is not misleading for a company to advertise that its product has a feature that a competing product lacks if most consumers would not choose the product solely or primarily on the basis of whether it has that feature.
It is misleading for a company to advertise that its product has a feature that a competing product lacks if, on balance, the competing product has more of the features that most consumers want.
It is misleading for a company to advertise that its product has a feature that a competing product lacks if all instances of the competing product that are currently offered for sale have the feature in question.
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