AP Police PC · Test of Reasoning and Mental Ability
Statements, Conclusions and Arguments
Identify which conclusion or argument follows from a statement.
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Statement: The government has announced incentives for electric vehicle manufacturers to boost production. Conclusions: I. The government wants to reduce pollution levels. II. Electric vehicles are more expensive than conventional vehicles.
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Statement: "Candidates must submit identity proof at the time of examination." – Instruction by the Exam Board. Assumptions: I. All candidates possess valid identity proof. II. The Exam Board wants to verify candidates' identity.