Do people here watch JY's videos every single time? I'm finding it better to come up with reasons on my own for why questions are right and wrong. Listening to his voice for multiple hours in a row can be tough, and the explanations don't always stick. Just trying to see if I'm selling myself short and missing a ton of information if I don't watch his explanation videos every time, including when I get the answer right.

Couldn't the prompt be interpreted as "car thefts" = number of times a car was reported stolen while answer choice A -> "car thieves" = people who steal cars? If this is the case, it can be argued that the number of unique car thieves could theoretically decrease, but the car thefts could still increase in the case that a smaller number of people stole more cars than before. This may appear as overthinking but I feel like JY and some questions that have been reviewed have had small distinctions like this between answer choice and question prompt.

Confused on why A is the wrong choice. Is there a difference between people and recent graduates in this question?

If some people consider work environment important (subset of all recent graduates) and all consider salary important, wouldn't this salary claim cover the smaller portion who consider work environment important?