【每日逻辑练习第二季】【3-7】

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这是今天的练习题么？0 0.。新人不清楚任务贴在哪。。

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1)
计时：99s
逻辑链
Premise 1:
There is no general agreement among musicians as to what a guitar should sound like and, consequently, no widely accepted basis for evaluating the merits of a guitar’s sound.
Conclusion 1:
Professor Harper’s ideas for modifying the design of guitars are of no value
Premise 2:
It took only ten years for the Torres design for guitars to be almost universally adopted because of the improvement it makes in tonal quality.
Conclusion 2:
Harper’s ideas have had enough time to be adopted if they really resulted in superior sound.
推测:
Jane does not believe there is any value in Harper’s idea. Mark is neutral on Harper’s idea, but think of the impact to the industry in case the idea has value.
2)
计时：66s
逻辑链
Background Information:
The governor is getting tough on criminals and making prison conditions harsher.  art of this effort has been to deny inmates the access they formerly had to college-level courses.
Premise :
Since after being released from prison, inmates who had taken such courses committed far fewer crimes overall than other inmates.
Conclusion:
This action (deny inmates the access they formerly had to college-level courses) is clearly counter to the governor's ultimate goal [of reduce the crime rate]
推测:
Assumption is that the college course is main factor that cause the inmates who had taken the course to commit fewer crimes than the one who had not
选项分析: C
3)
计时：74s
逻辑链
Background Information:
The ancient Nubians inhabited an area in which typhus occurs, yet surprisingly few of their skeletons show the usual evidence of this disease.  The skeletons do show deposits of tetracycline, an antibiotic produced by a bacterium common in Nubian soil.
Premise :
This bacterium can flourish on the dried grain used for making two staples of the Nubian diet, beer and bread.
Conclusion:
tetracycline in their food probably explains the low incidence of typhus among ancient Nubians
推测:
Tetracycline is effective to fight against typhus
选项分析:
B
4)
计时：100s
逻辑链
Premise :
In a study conducted in Pennsylvania, servers in various restaurants wrote “Thank you” on randomly selected bills before presenting the bills to their customers.  Tips on these bills were an average of three percentage points higher than tips on bills without the message.
Conclusion:
If servers in Pennsylvania regularly wrote “Thank you” on restaurant bills, their average income from tips would be significantly higher than it otherwise would have been.
推测:
The study’s sample is unbiased
The consumer will still pay the same increase in tips if they frequently see the “thank you” on restaurant bills
选项分析:
B
5)
计时：46s
逻辑链
Background Information:
Premise :
total United States consumption of cigarettes increased 3.4 percent, and total sales of chewing tobacco rose 18.0 percent.  During the same period, total United States population increased 5.0 percent.
Conclusion:
推测:
Sales of tabacco and consumption of cigarettes grow in proportional to population growth
选项分析: B

yangreat

精炼：
0:53
完整模式：
Premise of J: there is no general agreement among musicians as to what a guitar should sound like and, consequently, no widely

accepted basis for evaluating the merits of a guitar’s sound.
Conclusion of J: Professor Harper’s ideas for modifying the
design of guitars are of no value.

Premise of M: It took only ten years for the Torres design for guitars to be almost universally adopted because of the improvement it

makes in tonal quality.
Conclusion of M: Harper’s ideas have had enough time to be adopted if they really resulted in superior sound.

简化模式：
Jane concludes that prof. Harper's ideas are of no value since there is no general agreement among musicians.
Mark also agrees with Jane's conclution but he reveals that prof. Harper's ideas are not good at work although given enough time.

选项分析： 选(E) Mark’s argument and Jane’s argument are
based on conflicting suppositions.

117.
0:38
完整模式：
Background Information: In an attempt to reduce the crime rate, the governor is getting tough on criminals and making prison

conditions harsher.
Premise: Part of this effort has been to deny inmates the access they formerly had to college-level courses.
Conclusion: this action is clearly counter to the governor's ultimate goal, since after being released from prison, inmates who had

taken such courses committed far fewer crimes overall than other inmates.

简化模式：
The governor has been to deny inmates the access they formerly had to college-level courses, since after being released from prison,

inmates who had taken such courses committed far fewer crimes overall than other inmates.

政府的一项措施达到了最终目的。政府禁止那些重新回到监狱的人参加他们之前的大专课程。那些出狱的人中，在监狱上过大专课程的人要比没上过大专

课程的人犯罪率低。（也就是说，再次入狱的人中，很可能是没上过大专课程的。那么既然之前入狱的时候没上过，再次入狱肯定还是不会上的。怎样体

现harsher呢？设想上课是免费的并且不需要考试，那么就会有人在课堂偷懒睡觉玩游戏。总之就是让再次入狱的人，如果你之前上过课，这次再入狱都

不能偷懒，只能工作养活自己。）
选C，那些被释放的选择上课的人，犯罪可能性不比那些没选择上课的人低。也就是上课，和犯罪可能性是无关的（那为什么说上过课的出狱后犯罪可能

性不高呢？也许是因为其他原因。）。所以干脆不给你们上第二次课的机会，都老老实实干活去。而那些初次入狱的人，可以给你们机会上课，因为有可

能你们出去以后就不犯罪了（并且这是事实，因为有个since。但并不是说上过课出狱后就绝对不会犯罪了）。
最后我觉得我的分析太扯淡了。

选C。

118.
0:42
完整模式：
Background Information: the ancient Nubians inhabited an area in which typhus occurs, yet surprisingly few of their skeletons show the usual evidence of this disease.
Premise: the skeletons do show deposits of tetracycline, an antibiotic produced by a bacterium common in Nubian soil. This bacterium can flourish on the dried grain used for making two staples of the Nubian diet, beer and bread.  
Conclusion: tetracycline in their food probably explains the low incidence of typhus among ancient Nubians.

简化模式：
Tetracycline,which existed in the ancient Nubians' food and produced by a bacterium common in Nubian soil, explains the low incidence of typhus among ancient Nubians that inhabited an area in which typhus occurs.


选B。

119.
0:36
完整模式：
Background Information: In a study conducted in Pennsylvania, servers in various restaurants wrote “Thank you” on randomly selected bills before presenting the bills to their customers.  
Premise: Tips on these bills were an average of three percentage points higher than tips on bills without the message.
Conclusion: if servers in Pennsylvania regularly wrote “Thank you” on restaurant bills, their average income from tips would be significantly higher than it otherwise would have been.

简化模式：
Servers can get higher average income by wrote 'Thank you' on the bills presenting to their customers.

报酬可以和服务质量紧密联系。客气就能得到更高的报酬。得到的更高的3%报酬是否完全因为客气而不是服务质量？Whether the frequency of seeing "Thank you" can let the patrons revert to the former tips.

选B。

120.
0:20
完整模式：
Background Information:
From 1973 to 1976,
Total United States consumption of cigarettes increased 3.4%.
Total United States consumption of chewing tobacco increased 18.0%.
Total United States population increased 5%.
Conclusion:
Per capita consumption of cigarettes decreased.
Per capita consumption of chewing tobacco increased.

选B。

Daisy汪

新人报道！~~加油！！！
2. Janerofessor Harper’s ideas for modifying the



design of guitars are of no value because there



is no general agreement among musicians as to



what a guitar should sound like and,



consequently, no widely accepted basis for



evaluating the merits of a guitar’s sound.



Mark:What’s more, Harper’s ideas have had enough



time to be adopted if they really resulted in



superior sound. It took only ten years for the



Torres design for guitars to be almost



universally adopted because of the



improvement it makes in tonal quality.



Which one of the following most accurately



describes the relationship between Jane’s argument



and Mark’s argument?



计时：1’30

逻辑链：

Jane:

Premise: no agreement among musicians about what a sound of guitar like

Conclusion: no widely basis to evaluate the sound of guitar

Mark:

Premise: enough time to adopt the view

Conclusion: no superior of the sound of guitar

Premise: improvements in quality

Conclusion: only took T 10 years to design a guitar

Predict:

Mark’s argument is based on Jane’s argument

Choices：


(A) Mark’s argument shows how a weakness in

Jane’s argument can be overcome.

(B) Mark’s argument has a premise in common

with Jane’s argument.

(C) Mark and Jane use similar techniques to argue

for different conclusions.

(D) Mark’s argument restates Jane’s argument in

other terms.

(E) Mark’s argument and Jane’s argument are

based on conflicting suppositions.

117. (30804-!-item-!-188;#058&005538) (GWD 3-Q32)

Newspaper editorial:
In an attempt to reduce the crime rate, the governor is getting tough on criminals and making prison conditions harsher. Part of this effort has been to deny inmates the access they formerly had to college-level courses. However, this action is clearly counter to the governor's ultimate goal, since after being released from prison, inmates who had taken such courses committed far fewer crimes overall than other inmates.
Which of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?

计时：0’36

完整模式：

Background info：in order to reduce crime, decide to have college classes in prison.

Premise：after releasing, inmates who have college class in prison commit fewer crime than those who don’t have college classes

Conclusion: it’s useful for government to have college classes in prion to reduce crime rate.

推测：

Reduce crime rate <> reduce crime rate of those who release from prison

assumption：People who release from prison dominate the crime group

Choices:

A. Not being able to take college-level courses while in prison is unlikely to deter anyone from a crime that he or she might otherwise have committed.
B. Former inmates are no more likely to commit crimes than are members of the general population.
C. The group of inmates who chose to take college-level courses were not already less likely than other inmates to commit crimes after being released.
D. Taking high school level courses in prison has less effect on an inmate's subsequent behavior than taking college-level courses does.
E. The governor's ultimate goal actually is to gain popularity by convincing people that something effective is being done about crime.



118. (30900-!-item-!-188;#058&005643) (GWD 18-Q30)

The ancient Nubians inhabited an area in which typhus occurs, yet surprisingly few of their skeletons show the usual evidence of this disease. The skeletons do show deposits of tetracycline, an antibiotic produced by a bacterium common in Nubian soil. This bacterium can flourish on the dried grain used for making two staples of the Nubian diet, beer and bread. Thus, tetracycline in their food probably explains the low incidence of typhus among ancient Nubians.
Which of the following is an assumption on which the argument relies?

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Structure:

Premise: te, produced by a bacterium in soil, exist in skeletons of Nu, it is an antibiotic for the te disease

Conclusion: ty disease rate actually is low



Prediction:

Te in food <> te in skeleton

Assumption: people can absorb te from food



Choices:

A. Infectious diseases other than typhus to which the ancient Nubians were exposed are unaffected by tetracycline.
B.Tetracycline is not rendered ineffective as an antibiotic by exposure to the processes involved in making bread and beer.
C. Typhus cannot be transmitted by ingesting bread or beer contaminated with the infectious agents of this disease.
D. Bread and beer were the only items in the diet of the ancient Nubians which could have contained tetracycline.
E. Typhus is generally fatal.



119. (28734-!-item-!-188;#058&003375) (GWD 17-Q30)

In a study conducted in Pennsylvania, servers in various restaurants wrote “Thank you” on randomly selected bills before presenting the bills to their customers. Tips on these bills were an average of three percentage points higher than tips on bills without the message. Therefore, if servers in Pennsylvania regularly wrote “Thank you” on restaurant bills, their average income from tips would be significantly higher than it otherwise would have been.
Which of the following is an assumption on which the argument relies?



0’25



Structure:

Background: restaurant randomly wrote “thank you” on selected bills

Premise: the tips for selected bills are 3% higher than others

Conclusion: restaurant can increase their tips revenue by writing “thank you” on their bills



Prediction:

The tips for selected bills are higher <>it is because “thank you”

Assumption: there is no other difference between the selected bills



Choices:

A. The “Thank you” messages would have the same impact on regular patrons of a restaurant as they would on occasional patrons of the same restaurant.
B. Regularly seeing “Thank you” written on their bills would not lead restaurant patrons to revert to their earlier tipping habits.
C. The written “Thank you” reminds restaurant patrons that tips constitute a significant part of the income of many food servers.
D. The rate at which people tip food servers in Pennsylvania does not vary with how expensive a restaurant is.
E. Virtually all patrons of the Pennsylvania restaurants in the study who were given a bill with “Thank you” written on it left a larger tip than they otherwise would have.



120. (32170-!-item-!-188;#058&006359) (GWD 8-Q40)

From 1973 to 1976, total United States consumption of cigarettes increased 3.4 percent, and total sales of chewing tobacco rose 18.0 percent. During the same period, total United States population increased 5.0 percent.
If the statements above are true, which of the following conclusions can be properly drawn?



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Structure:

Premise: Consumption of cigarettes increased 3.4%, total sales of tobacco increased 18%, the population increased 5%



Prediction:

Conclusion: the average rate of people who smoke decreased.

The tobacco has other use than making cigarettes.



Choices:

A. United States manufacturers of tobacco products had higher profits in 1976 than in 1973.
B. Per capita consumption of cigarettes in the United States was lower in 1976 than in 1973.
C. The proportion of nonsmokers in the United States population dropped slightly between 1973 and 1976.
D. United States manufacturers of tobacco products realize a lower profit on cigarettes than on chewing tobacco.
E. A large percentage of United States smokers switched from cigarettes to chewing tobacco between 1973 and 1976.




for different conclusions.

(D) Mark’s argument restates Jane’s argument in

other terms.

(E) Mark’s argument and Jane’s argument are

based on conflicting suppositions.

jinyueyue

1.J：BG：没有general agreement\widely accepted basis
    CON:h的想法无价值
M：BG：t的设计被广泛接受只用了1-年
      CON：h的想法早就应该被接受
描述二人观点间关系 我选择：D. 正选E
分析：论证=前提+结论；没读懂题
2.
BG:对罪犯强硬条件严酷
PRE：不让罪犯听大学级别课程
CON：与最终目标相悖（听了大学课程的少犯罪）
可能：课程与目标关系 我选择：C
3.
BG：N地区t病高发，但人们骨骼里无该病的证据
PRE：骨骼里有TETR,抗生素
CON：b里的TETR是无病的原因
可能：TETR和病的关系 我选择：B
4.
BG:一个调查 随机写thank you
CON:写thank you的给bill高
可能：bill和thank you关系 我选择：D 正选：B
分析：跟rate无关 说的是给不给小费的问题
5.
BG:cigarettes总消费上涨3.4 percent
     chewing tobacco 总销售额上涨18.0 percent
     同时population increased 5.0 percent
CON：？
可能：p跟ci&ch关系 我选择：E 正选：B
分析：Per capita 每人 推不出E

zxppx

2.

Jane: Professor Harper’s ideas for modifying the design of guitars are of no value because there is no general agreement among musicians as to what a guitar should sound like and, consequently, no widely accepted basis for evaluating the merits of a guitar’s sound.

Mark: What’s more, Harper’s ideas have had enough time to be adopted if they really resulted in superior sound. It took only ten years for the Torres design for guitars to be almost universally adopted because of the improvement it makes in tonal quality

实际上这就是一个标准
Which one of the following most accurately describes the relationship between Jane’s argument and Mark’s argument?
(A) Mark’s argument shows how a weakness in Jane’s argument can be overcome.

Mark’s argument can strengthen Jane’s argument. BA

Do not mistake the use of “What’s more” to automatically mean that he is adding something helpful to the situation.
(B) Mark’s argument has a premise in common with Jane’s argument.

Not a common premise.
(C) Mark and Jane use similar techniques to argue for different conclusions.

“Similar techniques to argue for different conclusions” is wrong.

Mark and Jane use different techniques to argue for similar conclusions
(D) Mark’s argument restates Jane’s argument in other terms.

It seems to be a contender. However, not restate, but complement.
(E) Mark’s argument and Jane’s argument are based on conflicting suppositions.

Conflicting supposition is wrong.

J认为没有一个统一的标准；而M认为是有标准的，如果H的想法足够好，那么就会被认可。两个人用来论证的观点是“矛盾”的

The test makers use that phrase to see if you will read closely enough to discern his real argument or if you will simply gloss over his comments on the basis of how they are introduced. The LSAT always makes you pay if you gloss over any section of a stimulus.





117. (30804-!-item-!-188;#058&005538) (GWD 3-Q32)

Newspaper editorial:
In an attempt to reduce the crime rate, the governor is getting tough on criminals and making prison conditions harsher. Part of this effort has been to deny inmates the access they formerly had to college-level courses. However, this action is clearly counter to the governor's ultimate goal, since after being released from prison, inmates who had taken such courses committed far fewer crimes overall than other inmates.
Which of the following is an assumption on which the argument depends?
A. Not being able to take college-level courses while in prison is unlikely to deter anyone from a crime that he or she might otherwise have committed.

This answer choice is too strong to become the assumption.
B. Former inmates are no more likely to commit crimes than are members of the general population.

This answer choice has no effect on the argument, since the comparison between former inmates and general population is irrelevant.
C. The group of inmates who chose to take college-level courses were not already less likely than other inmates to commit crimes after being released.

Yes, if they were, this answer choice demonstrates that the college-level courses are useless to decrease crimes. Otherwise, the courses are useful. BA
D. Taking high school level courses in prison has less effect on an inmate's subsequent behavior than taking college-level courses does.

The comparison between high school level courses and college-level courses is outside the scope of the argument.
E. The governor's ultimate goal actually is to gain popularity by convincing people that something effective is being done about crime.

The answer is wrong, because the governor’s ultimate goal is to reduce the crime rate.



118. (30900-!-item-!-188;#058&005643) (GWD 18-Q30)
The ancient Nubians inhabited an area in which typhus occurs, yet surprisingly few of their skeletons show the usual evidence of this disease. The skeletons do show deposits of tetracycline, an antibiotic produced by a bacterium common in Nubian soil. This bacterium can flourish on the dried grain used for making two staples of the Nubian diet, beer and bread. Thus, tetracycline in their food probably explains the low incidence of typhus among ancient Nubians.
Which of the following is an assumption on which the argument relies?
A. Infectious diseases other than typhus to which the ancient Nubians were exposed are unaffected by tetracycline.

Diseases other than typhus are outside the scope of the argument.
B. Tetracycline is not rendered ineffective as an antibiotic by exposure to the processes involved in making bread and beer.

Yes, in this case, it demonstrates that tetracycline can be effective after the processes to make bread and beer. BA
C. Typhus cannot be transmitted by ingesting bread or beer contaminated with the infectious agents of this disease.

It fails to consider the tetracycline.
D. Bread and beer were the only items in the diet of the ancient Nubians which could have contained tetracycline.

Whether bread and beer were the only items containing tetracycline is irrelevant.
E. Typhus is generally fatal.

The harm of typhus has no effect on the argument.



119. (28734-!-item-!-188;#058&003375) (GWD 17-Q30)
In a study conducted in Pennsylvania, servers in various restaurants wrote “Thank you” on randomly selected bills before presenting the bills to their customers. Tips on these bills were an average of three percentage points higher than tips on bills without the message. Therefore, if servers in Pennsylvania regularly wrote “Thank you” on restaurant bills, their average income from tips would be significantly higher than it otherwise would have been.
Which of the following is an assumption on which the argument relies?
A. The “Thank you” messages would have the same impact on regular patrons of a restaurant as they would on occasional patrons of the same restaurant.

The comparison between regular patrons and occasional patrons is irrelevant.
B. Regularly seeing “Thank you” written on their bills would not lead restaurant patrons to revert to their earlier tipping habits.

Yes, in this case, it will strengthen the argument. Besides, we can use “negation”. BA
C. The written “Thank you” reminds restaurant patrons that tips constitute a significant part of the income of many food servers.

The meaning of “Thank you” cannot strengthen the argument.
D. The rate at which people tip food servers in Pennsylvania does not vary with how expensive a restaurant is.

Even though this is true, it cannot be the right assumption.
E. Virtually all patrons of the Pennsylvania restaurants in the study who were given a bill with “Thank you” written on it left a larger tip than they otherwise would have.

But how about other patrons beyond the study, we do not know whether they will comply with these patrons in the study.



120. (32170-!-item-!-188;#058&006359) (GWD 8-Q40)
From 1973 to 1976, total United States consumption of cigarettes increased 3.4 percent, and total sales of chewing tobacco rose 18.0 percent. During the same period, total United States population increased 5.0 percent.
If the statements above are true, which of the following conclusions can be properly drawn?
A. United States manufacturers of tobacco products had higher profits in 1976 than in 1973.

The profits are not referred in the argument.
B. Per capita consumption of cigarettes in the United States was lower in 1976 than in 1973.

Yes, from the argument, we can conclude this answer choice. BA
C. The proportion of nonsmokers in the United States population dropped slightly between 1973 and 1976.

Nonsmokers are outside the scope of the argument.
D. United States manufacturers of tobacco products realize a lower profit on cigarettes than on chewing tobacco.

Comparison about profits is irrelevant.
E. A large percentage of United States smokers switched from cigarettes to chewing tobacco between 1973 and 1976.

It is perhaps nonsmokers who switched to chewing tobacco between 1973 and 1976.

deniseya

1.1'20''
D(E)

2.1'42''
C

3.1'34''
B

4.2'10''
B

5.1'32''
E(B)

huazechen

1. Jane: Professor Harper’s ideas for modifying the design of guitars are of no value because there is no general agreement among musicians as to what a guitar should sound like and, consequently, no widely accepted basis for evaluating the merits of a guitar’s sound.
Mark: What’s more, Harper’s ideas have had enough time to be adopted if they really resulted in superior sound. It took only ten years for the Torres design for guitars to be almost universally adopted because of the improvement it makes in tonal quality.
Which one of the following most accurately describes the relationship between Jane’s argument and Mark’s argument?

计时 67s
J‘s evidence:no widely accepted basis for evaluating
conclusion:Harper’s ideas for modifying the design of guitars are of no value

M’s opinion:had enough time to be adopted
propose a example as Evidence

推测  M refute J
选 A← ←【看了眼前几个人的才明白自己想错了 orz 没看清楚 ideas for modifying the design of guitars】

prep CBBB


PS:第一次做没经验 还请多多指教  另外 求报名> <我在报名帖报了 没人回我 或者我不太熟悉论坛的操作~？

xueluanfei

原来还有逻辑小分队。。。还有七天考试。。。不知道现在跟还是否来得及了。。T T

xueluanfei

2.J认为H说要改吉他的想法不靠谱，因为没有一个统一标准
M说，而且H的主意如果靠谱的话，早就应该呗实现了因为已经过去了很久。然后说T的改进只用了十年。

问题问J M两个人说法的关系。。
目测选择M 从另外一个方向支持了J的看法。
下面看选项：
A-weakness错
B-没看懂保留,感觉不太对
C-感觉不对，不是different conclusions
D-好感
E-KILL(conflicting)
选D
这道题选错了，应该选E。J认为没有统一标准所以无法改善，所以H的想法不靠谱。M说对，H的想法确实不靠谱。但是M认为是有办法改进音色的，因为他举了一个T的例子，说你看T就改善了音色而且只用了十年。所以答案应该是，虽然J M两个人都认为H不靠谱，但是他们反对的理由却是相反的。。哭啊。。LAST 给跪了
117.
题目：政府要降低犯罪率。措施是不让犯人们上课了。结论是：这样做是不对的，因为上过课的人被释放之后犯罪率比较低。问假设：
目测：要选择一个如果是假的，政府不让上课的措施就有效地选项。预测有，会在监狱里上课的人本来就不太倾向于犯罪。。。
看选项：
A-看了半天没看懂啥意思。。过。。
B-KILL(FORMER)
C-bingo
D-KILL 跟level有毛关系
E-KILL...not related
A到底在说什么啊啊啊啊：不能去上课不会阻止人们犯罪=去上课可以阻止人们犯罪，选项错，因为是题干里面有已经说过的。
选C

118.说N地区的人骨头上没有发现他们得伤寒。他们骨头上发现了T物质，是一种抗体。这个抗体可以在一种grain上面繁殖。这个grain被用来做他们的面包和啤酒。所以，这个存在于他们食物里面的T可以解释为什么他们不得伤寒。
问假设。
目测：在制作过程中这个T还活着。要选一个如果是假的，T就不是原因的选项。
A-KILL(OTHER DISEASES)
B-GREAT
C-if not true, cannot revert the conclusion.kill
D-KILL
E-KILL
OPTION:B
119
侍者们随机在账单上写谢谢。写了的比不写的消费高。结论是，如果大家都写的话，会拿更多的小费。问假设。
目测：原来会写谢谢的服务生是不是服务质量本来就比较好。。选一个如果是假的，就不会有更多小费的选项
A-....not related(???)（confirm)
B-like this option
c-killed,it is a weaken
d-not related
e-not related

IMO-B
120.说香烟增长了3.4，咀嚼烟草增长了18，人口增长了5.问结论？
目测：人均香烟消耗量变小了；人均咀嚼烟草消耗量增大了；更多的人吃烟草，不吸烟了？
选项：
A-kill NR
B-YES
C-NO...
D-NR KILL
E.不一定switch了。。。可能是习惯变了？？(confirm)
I like B