1.
In a workplace, employees who have flexible work hours report better work-life balance. What can be inferred from this statement?
Flexible work hours guarantee perfect work-life balance for all employees
Employees with fixed work hours never achieve work-life balance
There may be a correlation between flexible work hours and improved work-life balance
All workplaces should eliminate fixed work hours
2.
In a school district, schools that implement peer mentoring programs show improved student retention rates. What can be inferred from this information?
Peer mentoring programs guarantee 100% student retention
Schools without peer mentoring programs always have high dropout rates
There may be a positive correlation between peer mentoring programs and improved student retention
All schools should replace traditional counseling with peer mentoring
3.
A survey found that neighborhoods with more trees have lower crime rates. Which of the following is the most reasonable inference?
Planting trees eliminates all crime
Neighborhoods without trees always have high crime rates
There may be a relationship between the presence of trees and lower crime rates
Crime rates are solely determined by the number of trees in a neighborhood
4.
A recent report showed that countries with higher levels of education tend to have lower birth rates. Which of the following is the most reasonable inference?
Increasing education levels will eliminate population growth
Countries with low education levels always have high birth rates
There may be a relationship between education levels and birth rates
Birth rates are solely determined by education levels
5.
In a certain school, all students who participate in the spelling bee receive a certificate. Mark did not receive a certificate. Which of the following can be logically inferred?
Mark is a poor speller
Mark did not participate in the spelling bee
Mark lost the spelling bee
Mark doesn't attend the school
6.
In a company, employees who attend professional development workshops receive more promotions. What can be inferred from this information?
Attending workshops guarantees a promotion
Employees who don't attend workshops never get promoted
There may be a positive correlation between workshop attendance and promotion rates
All companies should make workshop attendance mandatory for promotions
7.
All students who participate in the science fair receive a certificate. Emma received a certificate. Which of the following can be logically inferred?
Emma won first place in the science fair
Emma participated in the science fair
Emma is the only student who received a certificate
Emma participates in all school events
8.
A survey finds that people who regularly engage in creative hobbies report lower levels of stress. Which of the following can be logically inferred?
Creative hobbies are the only effective way to reduce stress
People who don't have creative hobbies are always stressed
There may be a positive relationship between engaging in creative hobbies and reduced stress levels
All stress management programs should focus exclusively on creative hobbies
9.
In a certain town, all houses built in the last 5 years have smart home technology. The Garcia's house does not have smart home technology. What can be inferred about the Garcia's house?
The Garcia's house was definitely not built in the last 5 years
The Garcia's house might not have been built in the last 5 years
The Garcia's house was built in the last 5 years
The Garcia's house is not in the town
10.
A company found that employees who attend professional development workshops are 25% more likely to receive promotions. Which of the following can be reasonably inferred?
Attending workshops directly causes promotions
Employees who are more likely to be promoted tend to attend workshops
There is a positive relationship between workshop attendance and likelihood of promotion
All employees should be required to attend workshops to get promoted
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