hard · LSAT Logical Reasoning
A literary critic noted that most novels written in the nineteenth century were published in serialized format, and that most nineteenth-century novels ran longer than four hundred pages.
If the critic's statements are true, which one of the following must also be true?
- There exists at least one nineteenth-century novel that was both over four hundred pages long and published serially.
- Of the nineteenth-century novels published in serialized form, the greater part of them ran beyond four hundred pages.
- No nineteenth-century novel running shorter than four hundred pages ever appeared in serialized publication at all.
- Serialized publication was, in fact, the chief underlying reason that nineteenth-century novels grew to be so long.
- Most nineteenth-century novels longer than four hundred pages were published in a serialized installment format.
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