Caporegime
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Hi, just practising for yet more SHL tests I've got to do tomorrow and some of these verbal reasoning ones seem so open to interpretation. I've done loads of these and always done fine, but I want to nail it and I just can't land on the right answer for a couple of these practice questions. For example:
1st question
Cannot say? Although it says that 'most studies show that the human body cannot tell the difference', it a) doesn't state that the other studies specifically say that it can, and b) it's asking if the human body treats it differently, not just whether or not it can tell the difference. So it could tell the difference but still treat it the same. Or am I reading too much into it?
2nd question
Cannot say? It says in the text that it can raise satisfaction, whereas the statement is that they are more satisfied.
How would you answer? Put me right OcUK!
1st question
Cannot say? Although it says that 'most studies show that the human body cannot tell the difference', it a) doesn't state that the other studies specifically say that it can, and b) it's asking if the human body treats it differently, not just whether or not it can tell the difference. So it could tell the difference but still treat it the same. Or am I reading too much into it?
2nd question
Cannot say? It says in the text that it can raise satisfaction, whereas the statement is that they are more satisfied.
How would you answer? Put me right OcUK!
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