sacar, I think that the answers to No。1和 no.7 are opposite. My answer is
1. C
2. C
3. B
4. C
5. D
6. B
7. E
for No.1 She votes for the gun control bill only if she votes against the environment bill. That means she cannot vote for neither gun control nor environmental . E cannot be the correct answer.
-- by 会员 tingwutina (2011/1/3 9:49:18)
about the 5th question.
1.if she votes for immigration law, means she is voting against J.2.Since voting for G means voting against E.
1+2 means, she votes against both E and J. which against she has to vote for E or J or both.
the correct answer is E.
she votes for G means against E. since either E or J. means she has to vote for J means she has to vote against I.
-- by 会员 baileys2010 (2011/1/14 15:46:15)
question 4.
what about just voting against E and I? vote for DFGHJ?
-- by 会员 baileys2010 (2011/1/14 15:52:47)
When E is out, I and J are in.
For this question, when I is out, J is out, then E is in, then G is out. So you have at least 3 out: I, J, G.
-- by 会员 sdcar2010 (2011/1/14 22:29:29)