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SECTION 4 · lr

The stimulus can be diagrammed as follows:

Everyone who is levelheaded is neither excessively generous nor bold.

This could be false. All we know from the stimulus is that everyone who is excessively generous is not levelheaded—the information in the stimulus doesn’t tell us that they are also not bold.

This could be false. Being not bold is not a sufficient condition for anything, given the information in the stimulus.

In clearer terms, (C) says everyone who is not bold is excessively generous. This could be false. Being not bold is not a sufficient condition for anything, given the information in the stimulus.

This must be true. As shown below, when we take the contrapositive of the conditional claims in the stimulus, we can see that all levelheaded people are neither bold nor excessively generous.

This could be false. Being not levelheaded is not a sufficient condition for anything, given the information in the stimulus.

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