easy · GMAT Verbal

A chef started prepping vegetables the night before service. The kitchen then finished orders faster. Therefore, the chef concludes that prepping the night before made the kitchen finish orders faster.

Which statement is the argument’s conclusion?

  1. Prepping the night before made the kitchen finish orders faster.
  2. The chef started prepping vegetables the night before service.
  3. Every restaurant kitchen should prep all food the night before.
  4. The chef also updated the dinner menu that same month.
  5. Faster order times caused the chef to start prepping the night before.

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