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SECTION 1 · rc

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SECTION 4 · lr

It is more likely that the extra space on gigantic planes will be used for more passenger seating than shops and lounges. This is because the number of passengers flying is expected to dramatically increase, and normal-sized planes alone would not be able to accommodate all those passengers. Therefore, the extra space on gigantic planes must be utilized to carry passengers.

The conclusion is the author’s hypothesis about what the extra space will be used for: “the additional space will more likely be used for more passenger seating.”

This is context that sets up the argument about what that extra space will actually be used for.

This accurately rephrases the conclusion. The conclusion is that it is more likely that the additional space on gigantic planes will be used for passenger seating. More likely than what? The shops and lounges mentioned in the context.

This is support for why the extra space on gigantic planes will likely be used for passenger seating. There will be lots more passengers that need seats.

This is support for why gigantic planes will likely use the extra space for seating. Regular planes alone can’t carry the passenger load because there isn’t enough space for all the planes that would be needed. Therefore, gigantic planes need to carry the extra passengers.

This is not contained in the stimulus. The argument is about what the space on gigantic planes will be used for, not where most passengers will be flying. We have no idea what the proportions will be.

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