@Eymendkk That's what I thought at first but the answer choice says (to paraphrase)
"the law will protect the house cleaners from secondhand smoke in their workplace"
That can be rejected because the house cleaner is working in someone else's home, and that person (the person who owns the home) is allowed to smoke in their home, thus the law does NOT protect the housecleaners from secondhand smoke.
I got confused here because I presumed that it's understood that once a domestic cleaner comes into your home. Your home is automatically a workplace until they leave.
Honestly, I was a bit confused on what the question was asking of me. I got it correct after 3mins. I eventually decided to just evaluate truth value of each statement and the last one is one that we for sure can not know.
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"provides a basis for rejecting which one of the following claims?" = which of the answer choices would the stimulus prove incorrect
@jansenbienmbelarmino Thank you
Yeah that question stem had me all types of twisted lol
I think if I understood the question stem, I would have chosen E.
I choose C instead of E and now I understand my mistake. I saw the Qstem and I was like we haven't been introduced to this question lol
@TishaBrahmbhatt Same here I was simply unfamiliar with it.
I had a partial stroke reading the question for some reason LOL. Got it right but had to reread it a few times
@AnibalCPerez me too
I see many people now confused why it isn't C
Carefully read the question stem - which provides a basis for REJECTING (not supporting) the claim?
I interpreted the answer choices wrong so I didn’t choose E :( This will teach me not to rush…
the question stem really confused me here
well! i hated that! : D
the stimulus wording and question stem threw me off 😭 didn't know how to interpret the answers
GOT IT RIGHT WOOOOOO
Got my first 4 level difficulty question correct!!
If we define workplace as a place where people work, then homes would count as workplaces for housecleaners. I think this is a bad question
@Eymendkk That's what I thought at first but the answer choice says (to paraphrase)
That can be rejected because the house cleaner is working in someone else's home, and that person (the person who owns the home) is allowed to smoke in their home, thus the law does NOT protect the housecleaners from secondhand smoke.
@Eymendkk I work from home, so my home is my workplace, but because it is my home, I am allowed to smoke in my workplace.
I tend to think we will be covering a question based on the previous module and I end up getting confused with the question stem. :(
oh no, this was bad- i need to read the question more throughly. Eyes simply skipped over “reject”, which completely throws u off. Rookie mistake
@Christuck.r felt that exact way in blind review. Lol
Having this 'supposed' to be done in 1min is absolutely diabolical. 1:24 here. But correct is correct.
This question stem was interesting
brain brokeyy time for break. What can you properly infer from what I said?
@MissProsecutor brain broke -> time for break
@ArthurMorgan congratulations u got 180!!!!
@MissProsecutor yayy
I got confused here because I presumed that it's understood that once a domestic cleaner comes into your home. Your home is automatically a workplace until they leave.
I've been having a hard time with this type of Q, so selecting the correct answer quickly on this one felt so good!
mbt and mbf are my shit I love this
Honestly, I was a bit confused on what the question was asking of me. I got it correct after 3mins. I eventually decided to just evaluate truth value of each statement and the last one is one that we for sure can not know.
confusing but then i thought it's still a HOME. (crying)