Reading Comprehension: Inference Questions
The author of the passage implies that government
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[[snippet]]Since we know that the government makes an effort to stop sellers' dishonest market behavior, it shows that the government is concerned with such behavior.
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[[snippet]]All we know is that the government tries to stop dishonest market behavior. We are never told if its attempts are working.
Incorrect.
[[snippet]]This answer choice goes beyond the scope of the passage. We only know of the actions of government to try and stop dishonest market behavior, not the reason why.
Incorrect.
[[snippet]]This answer choice goes beyond the scope of the passage. Although the government is trying to prevent dishonest behavior, the passage does indicate that it does so in an honest fashion.
Incorrect.
[[snippet]]There is no information in the passage to support this statement. We are only told that the government criminalizes dishonest market behavior, develops industry standards, and inspects the quality of products on the market. None of these functions involves providing information to consumers.
