Passage Summary: New graduates all care about pay and vacation, but only some care about the office environment. Meanwhile, the only people who care about job stress are a few long-term employees.

Reasoning: All recent graduates value salary and vacation; only a few veteran employees value stress levels; and only some recent graduates value the work environment.

Analysis: This 'Must be True' stimulus sets up several categories and overlaps. The most restrictive rule is that 'the only' people who care about stress are veteran employees; this implies that no recent university graduates care about stress. Since we also know that every recent graduate cares about vacation policy, we can deduce that there is no overlap between people who care about stress and the recent graduates who care about vacation. Look for an answer that identifies this lack of overlap or another direct inference from these categorical rules.