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Most large nurseries sell raspberry plants primarily to commercial raspberry growers. These large nurseries only sell plants that are guaranteed to be disease-free. However, Johnson received a shipment of raspberries with a disease from Wally’s plants.

Large nurseries -most-> sell to commercial raspberry growers

Large nurseries -most-> guarantee disease-free plants.

If Wally’s plants is a large nursery, it probably broke its guarantee.

The stimulus does not give any information about non-large raspberry nurseries. Thus, this answer choice has no support.

This does not consider that Wally’s Plants might not be a large nursery and has no guarantee to sell disease-free plants. Nothing in the stimulus says that Wally’s Plants is a large nursery, and it is unreasonable to assume that it is.

Johnson’s status as a commercial raspberry farmer has no bearing on whether Wally’s Plants is a large nursery. The stimulus says that most large nurseries primarily sell to commercial raspberry growers, not exclusively.

Nothing in the stimulus provides information about what constitutes a “well-run” nursery.

This answer choice is great because it assumes that Wally’s Plants is a large nursery. Thus, you can infer that Johnson’s raspberries were probably not as they were guaranteed because large nurseries mostly ship to commercial growers and promise healthy raspberries.

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