Question 101

Select a pair of sentences that relate logically to the given statement. When I eat berries I get rashes.
A. I ate berries.
B. I did not get rashes.
C. I did not eat berries.
D. I got rashes.

Solution

When I eat berries I get rashes means getting rashes is sure when I eat berries. Eating berries is in the domain of getting rashes. Not getting rashes is outside the domain of getting rashes which means not getting rashes means not eating berries. Hebce the answer is BC.

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Select a pair of sentences that relate logically to the given statement. When I eat berries I get rashes.
A. I ate berries.
B. I did not get rashes.
C. I did not eat berries.
D. I got rashes.