GWD16Q12的逻辑题

yeah529

In Kantovia, physicians’ income comes from insurancecompanies, which require physicians to document their decisions in treatingpatients and to justify deviations from the companies’ treatment guidelines.Ten years ago physicians were allowed more discretion. Most physicians believethat the companies’ requirements now prevent them from spending enough timewith patients. Yet the average amount of time a patient spends with a physicianduring an office visit has actually increased somewhat over the last ten years.

Which of the following, if true, most helps toresolve the apparent discrepancy between physicians’ perceptions and the changein the actual time spent?

A.     Patients are more likely to be in a hurry nowadays and areless willing to wait a long time to see their physician.

B.     Physicians today typically have a wider range of options indiagnosis and treatment to consider with the patient before prescribing.

C.     Physicians are increasingly likely to work in grouppractices, sharing the responsibility of night and weekend work.

D.     Most patients would rather trust their physicians thantheir insurance companies to make decisions about their treatment.

E.      Since the insurance companies pay physicians a set amountfor each office visit, it is to physicians’ financial advantage to see as manypatients as possible.

为什么是B啊。。可是医生不是说明明和病人时间减少了么

yeah529

Springfield Fire Commissioner: the vast majority of false fire alarms are prank calls made anonymously from fire alarm boxes on street corners. Since virtually everyone has access to a private telephone, these alarm boxes have outlived their usefulness. Therefore, we propose to remove the boxes. Removing the boxes will reduce the number of prank calls without hampering people’s ability to report a fire.
Which of the following, if true, most strongly supports the claim that the proposal, if carried out, will have the announced effect?

A.    The fire department traces all alarm calls made from private telephones and records where they came from.
B.    Maintaining the fire alarm boxes costs Springfield approximately five million dollars annually.
C.    A telephone call can provide the fire department with more information about the nature and size of a fire than can an alarm placed from an alarm box.
D.    Responding to false alarms significantly reduces the fire department’s capacity for responding to fires.
E.    On any given day, a significant percentage of the public telephones in Springfield are out of service.

这道又为什么选C呢。。我选了A。。那样不是可以杜绝别人再播骚扰电话了么=  =。。