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3. There is relatively little room for growth in the overall carpet market, which is tied to the size of the population. Most who purchase carpet do so only once or twice, first in their twenties or thirties, and then perhaps again in their fifties or sixties. Thus as the population ages, companies producing carpet will be able to gain market share in the carpet market only through purchasing competitors, and not through more aggressive marketing. Which one of the following, if true, casts the most doubt on the conclusion above? --BIBLE WEAKEN NO.3 40’+1’56 P: people only buycarpet at 20/30 and 50. C: little room forgrowth of carpet market C: company can onlygain edge through purchasing competitors rather than marketing. Pre: marketing changepeople’s mind when buy at 20/30 and 50.
(A) Most of the major carpet producers market other floor coverings as well. ---------Irrelevant. (B) Most established carpet producers market several different brand names and varieties, and there is no remaining niche in the market for new brands to fill. ----------Irrelevant. (C) Two of the three mergers in the industry’s last ten years led to a decline in profits and revenues for the newly merged companies. --------------It’s about market share,not profit/revenue. (D) Price reductions,achieved by cost-cutting in production, by some of the dominant firms in the carpet market are causing other producers to leave the market altogether. ----------------Other causescan have the same effect. (E) The carpet market is unlike most markets in that consumers are becoming increasingly resistant to new patterns and styles. -------------Not about new/old patterns,about existing competition.
【逻辑链】 2. Scientists are discussing ways to remove excess carbon dioxide from theatmosphere by increasing the amount that is absorbed by plant life. Oneplan to accomplish this is to establish giant floating seaweed farms in theoceans. When the seaweed plants die, they will be disposed of by beingburned for fuel. Which of the following, if true, would indicate the mostserious weakness in the plan above? -- PREP07 CR1 NO.9 P: produce seaweed P: seaweed is burned for fuel when die. C: reduce the amt of CO2 by increasing amt absorbed by plant life. Pre: burning has negative effect 27’+31’ (A) Some areas of ocean in the Southern Hemisphere do notcontain sufficient nutrients to support large seaweed farms.----Irrelevant (B) When a seaweed plantis burned, it releases an amount of carbon dioxide comparable to the amount ithas absorbed in its lifetime. (C) Even if seaweed farms prove effective, some people will be reluctant toswitch to this new fuel.-----“some people” not effective weakening. (D) Each year about seven billion tons of carbon dioxide are released into theatmosphere but only about five billion tons are absorbed by plant life.----Justprevious fact. (E) Seaweed farms would make more money by farming seaweed to sell asnutritional supplements than by farming seaweed to sell as fuel.----Irrelevant.
3. Jennifer: Video rental outlets in Centerville together handled 10,000fewer video rentals in 1994 than in 1993. The decline in rentals wasprobably due almost entirely to the February 1994 opening of Videorama, thefirst and only video rental outlet in the area that, in addition to rentingvideos, also sold them cheaply.
Brad: There must be another explanation: as you yourself said, thedecline was on the order of 10,000 rentals. Yet Videorama sold only 4,000videos in 1994.
Which of the following, if true, would most seriously weaken the force of theobjection that Brad presents to Jennifer's explanation? -- PREP07 CR1 NO.10 P: C has declined rental videos from 1993 to 1994of 10,000. The new opened V has 4,000 sold vedios. C: Not because of opening of V. Pre: People switch from rent to buy and lend toother people. 43’+ 27’
(A) In 1994 Videorama rented out more videos than it sold. (B) In 1994 two new outlets that rent but that do not sell videos opened inCenterville. (C) Most of the video rental outlets in Centerville rent videos at a discounton certain nights of the week. (D) People often buy videos of movies that they have previously seen in atheater. (E) People who own videosfrequently loan them to their friends.
4. Mourdet Winery: Danville Winery's new wine was introduced to compete withour most popular wine, which is sold in a distinctive tall, black bottle. Danville uses a similar bottle. Thus, it is likely that manycustomers intending to buy our wine will mistakenly buy theirs instead.
Danville Winery: Not so. The two bottles can be readilydistinguished: the label on ours, but not on theirs, is gold colored.
Which of the following, if true, most undermines Danville Winery's response? -- PREP07 CR1 NO.11 P: DW new wine was introduced, the label isgolden, not like the other brand. C: people not buy DW’s wine because of mistakingit as the other brand. Pre: Colors are close. 33’+1”
(A) Gold is the background color on the label of many ofthe wines produced by Danville Winery. -----Irrelevant. (B) When the bottles are viewed side by side, Danville Winery's bottle isperceptibly taller than Mourdet Winery's. -------Irrelevant. (C) Danville Winery, unlike Mourdet Winery, displays its wine's labelprominently in advertisements.---------people are impressed by the label, can’tmistake it as the other. (D) It is common foroccasional purchasers to buy a bottle of wine on the basis of a generalimpression of the most obvious feature of the bottle.---------Color isthe most obvious feature. (E) Many popular wines are sold in bottles of a standard design.----------Irrelevant.
5. Finding of a survey of Systems magazine subscribers: Thirty percent ofall merchandise orders placed by subscribers in response to advertisements in themagazine last year were placed by subscribers under age thirty-five.
Finding of a survey of advertisers in Systems magazine: Most of themerchandise orders placed in response to advertisements in Systems last yearwere placed by peopleunder age thirty-five.
For both of the findings to be accurate, which of the following must be true? -- PREP07 CR1 NO.12 F:30% of people subscribe commodities orders bysubscribers responding to ad. are <35. F: most of commodities ordered by people respondingto ad. are <35. Pre: 30% of people order commodities <35. 44’+1”48’ Go over percentage part in CR Bible. A) More subscribers to Systems who have never orderedmerchandise in response to advertisements in the magazine are age thirty-fiveor over than are under age thirty-five. (B) Among subscribers to Systems, theproportion who are under age thirty-five was considerably lower last year thanit is now. (C) Most merchandise orders placed in responseto advertisements in Systems last year were placed by Systems subscribers overage thirty-five. (D) Last year, the average dollar amount ofmerchandise orders placed was less for subscribers under age thirty-five thanfor those age thirty-five or over. (E) Lastyear many people who placed orders for merchandise in response toadvertisements in Systems were not subscribers to the magazine.------link subscriber with people. |
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