My only problem with A is the phrase “more plentiful”, which tells you nothing about the baseline number of jobs in the places where people are buying these houses. What if there’s lots of job openings near all the neighbourhoods? Then it wouldn’t really matter if there are more elsewhere, right?

I get that it’s the “best” answer of the 5, but maybe someone can explain if I am missing something 🙏🏻

I wanted to ask a clarifying question in regard to the Context in the stimulus. Could the context ever contain a premise we would later need for our logic diagrams? I know sometimes the Context might contain an idea that a genuine premise points back to with referential phrasing, but can the Context ever contain a premise in itself?

Are you allowed to take the contra positive of a rule, or not?

For example, if the rule is:

"if there is a rain storm, the hotel must provide umbrellas to its guests"

are you allowed to say that:

"if the hotel is not required to give an umbrella to its guests, it is not raining"

Or do situations like that simply not arise in these question types?