medium · LSAT Logical Reasoning
Priya: The municipal museum should begin charging admission. Its operating budget no longer covers the conservation its collection requires, and visitors who pay for entry tend to engage more attentively with the exhibits. Omar: Charging admission would turn away precisely the low-income residents the museum was chartered to serve. The budget gap should instead be closed by expanding the museum's donor and membership programs.
Priya and Omar disagree over whether
- The museum should begin charging admission for entry
- The museum's operating budget no longer covers needed conservation work
- Expanded donor and membership programs would fully close the museum's budget gap
- Visitors who pay admission engage more attentively with the exhibits
- whether low-income residents were among the groups the museum was chartered to serve
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