medium · LSAT Logical Reasoning
A restaurant critic maintains that a dish merits a recommendation only if it is both skillfully prepared and reasonably priced. She judged the roast duck at a certain restaurant to be skillfully prepared but substantially overpriced.
The statements above most strongly support which one of the following about the critic?
- She considers the restaurant's other dishes to be overpriced as well.
- The critic would recommend the roast duck if the restaurant lowered its price enough to make it reasonable.
- She would not recommend the roast duck.
- She considers the roast duck to have been poorly prepared.
- She would recommend any dish that is reasonably priced.
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