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176. Tyler: “I don’t have to pay for utilities in my apartment, so I don’t care how much electricity I use. I always keep all the lights on as a way of getting the most money for what I pay in rent because my rent will stay the same regardless of how much electricity I use.”

Mila: “But that doesn’t make any sense. Even if you don’t pay for utilities separately, if you constantly use electricity it will drive up the bill for the building, which will eventually be reflected in your rent.”

Mia and Tyler disagree most over which of the following issues?
  1. Whether electricity is included in the rent for Tyler’s apartment.
  2. Whether Tyler’s electricity use is a waste of resources.
  3. Whether Tyler’s electricity use will cost him more money.
  4. Whether Tyler’s electricity use will cost his neighbors extra money.
  5. Whether Tyler’s electricity use will cost his landlord more money.
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177. Tyler: “I don’t have to pay for utilities in my apartment, so I don’t care how much electricity I use. I always keep all the lights on as a way of getting the most money for what I pay in rent because my rent will stay the same regardless of how much electricity I use.”

Mila: “But that doesn’t make any sense. Even if you don’t pay for utilities separately, if you constantly use electricity it will drive up the bill for the building, which will eventually be reflected in your rent.”

Which of the following sentences would strengthen Tyler’s position?
  1. Furthermore, my rent is controlled and cannot be raised without my consent.
  2. I am unconcerned with the environmental effects from my actions.
  3. My apartment is small so I’m likely not using an extraordinary large amount of energy anyway.
  4. The electricity rates in my city are quite reasonable.
  5. I have been doing this for the past year and my rent has not gone up yet.
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178. The requirements for graduation from a doctoral program include, but are not limited to, completion of a 100-page dissertation, a successful dissertation defense, and completion of all required coursework. Norberto applied for certification that he had completed all of his graduation requirements and was denied.

Based on the above information, which of the following must be true?
  1. Norberto failed to either complete his dissertation or defend it.
  2. Norberto missed one or did not pass one of his required classes.
  3. Norberto missed one, but not more than one of his graduation requirements.
  4. Norberto failed to complete and defend his dissertation and/or complete his required coursework.
  5. Norberto did not fulfill at least one of his requirements for graduation.
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179. Ed booked an $800 plane ticket instead of a $700 ticket because the flight departed at 9 AM instead of 6 AM. Despite the difference in cost, Ed is adamant that booking the more expensive ticket will actually save him money.

Which of the following, if true, would help resolve the apparent discrepancy above?
  1. Ed relies on the subway to get to and from the airport and the subway does not start running until 6 AM.
  2. Ed has a frequent flier membership allowing one free checked bag worth $25 on the more expensive airline.
  3. Ed’s friend Valerie told him that the more expensive airline is more reliable and more likely to get him to his meeting on time.
  4. The two flights leave from neighboring airports, and Ed prefers the airport housing the more expensive flight.
  5. The more expensive flight is on a nicer airline offering better food and more comfortable seating.
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180. Allergy sufferers are not allergic to all possible allergens, the most common of which are pollen, cat dander, and peanuts. While it is possible to take drugs that will reduce the chances of having a serious allergic reaction, it is not possible to eliminate an allergy entirely. All allergies can be dangerous, but the most dangerous allergic reactions occur when a person has trouble breathing.

If the above information is true, then all of the following must be true EXCEPT:
  1. Once someone is diagnosed with an allergy, it is impossible to completely eliminate the risk of an allergic reaction.
  2. It is possible to take drugs that will reduce the possibility of having a serious allergic reaction to cat dander.
  3. At least one person suffers from allergies to pollen, cats, and peanuts.
  4. No one is allergic to pollen, cats, peanuts, and every possible allergy.
  5. Breaking out in a rash is a less severe allergic reaction than trouble breathing.
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