PT8.S4.Q15 - Consumer advocate: Under the current absence

wkim2015wkim2015 Member
edited May 2018 in Logical Reasoning 86 karma

Hi guys,

can anyone explain why the answer choice (a) is right for this question? I can't seem to understand it at all...

Thanks so much!

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  • thisisspartathisissparta Alum Member
    edited May 2018 1363 karma

    The consumer advocate seems to believe that a common understanding of the word "fresh" should be the primary consideration in adjudicating whether the said manufacturers are deceiving its consumer base.

    The manufacturer, by contrast, counters that point by suggesting that "fresh" could mean a myriad of things. Hence, a common understanding of a word is not sufficient in characterizing the manufacturers as deceptive.

    In other words, the two disagree whether a common conception of the word "fresh" should be the arbiter of deceptive labeling practices.

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