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SECTION 4 · lr

A recently enacted law bans smoking in workplaces.

The law was created in order to protect employees from secondhand smoke.

The law does not ever prohibit people from smoking in their homes, and it cannot be interpreted as doing such.

The law does not protect people from secondhand smoke when they are in someone else’s home.

Could be true. While we know one way that the law will not be interpreted (it will not prohibit people from smoking in their own homes), we know nothing about how it will be interpreted.

Could be true. We have no information about what supporters of the law believe, so we can’t reach any valid conclusions about that.

Could be true. We know that the law protects people from secondhand smoke in their workplaces, and that could very well be the only place where it offers protection.

Could be true. The stimulus gives us no information about what most people believe, so we can’t draw any valid conclusions about that.

Must be false. The law doesn’t prohibit people from smoking in their own homes, and that’s the workplace of domestic workers. So it must be false that the law will protect domestic workers from secondhand smoke in their workplaces.

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