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All effective teachers are passionate about their subject matter. Some people who are passionate about their subject matter are not effective teachers, because they lack classroom-management skills.
If these statements are true, which of the following must also be true?
- At least some individuals who are passionate about their subject matter are not effective teachers.
- Possessing classroom-management skills is required for anyone to count as an effective teacher.
- No person lacking classroom-management skills could ever be an effective teacher.
- Anyone passionate about their subject matter has the capacity to become an effective teacher.
- Every person passionate about their subject matter is in fact an effective teacher.
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