easy · LSAT Logical Reasoning
The applicant completed every required course. Therefore, the applicant is eligible to graduate.
Which assumption, if added, enables the conclusion to be properly drawn?
- Anyone completing every required course is eligible to graduate.
- Some applicants do not satisfy the conclusion because of circumstances not stated in the argument.
- The applicant was discussed at length yesterday by people familiar with the surrounding circumstances.
- Most surveyed people prefer this type of applicant to alternatives they previously encountered.
- The stated conclusion would be convenient for the organization and for many of the people affected by it.
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