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LSAT India Practice Test 2 Section 2 with answers for free online practice
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Consumer: The latest Chintan Report suggests that Omkar prepackaged meals are virtually devoid of nutritional value. But the Chintan Report is commissioned by Dilip Foods, Omkar’s largest corporate rival, and early drafts of the report are submitted for approval to Dilip Foods’ public relations department. Because of the obvious bias of this report, it is clear that Omkar’s prepackaged meals really are nutritious.
The reasoning in the consumer’s argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that the argument
treats evidence that there is an apparent bias as evidence that the Chintan Report’s claims are false
draws a conclusion based solely on an unrepresentative sample of Omkar’s products
fails to take into account the possibility that Omkar has just as much motivation to create negative publicity for Dilip as Dilip has to create negative publicity for Omkar
fails to provide evidence that Dilip Foods’ prepackaged meals are not more nutritious than Omkar’s are
presumes, without providing justification, that Dilip Foods’ public relations department would not approve a draft of a report that was hostile to Dilip Foods’ products
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