Must be TrueDiff: Medium

Logic Breakdown

Passage Summary: The city promises to sweep every street at least once a month. If a neighborhood is extra dirty, it can get extra cleanings, and the city will provide those as soon as they are asked for.

Reasoning: The mayor establishes a policy where all streets are swept monthly, and neighborhoods with extra dirt qualify for additional sweepings that are fulfilled immediately upon request.

Analysis: This is a Must be True question, so we are looking for a deduction that is logically guaranteed by the mayor's rules. We have a set of conditional requirements: if a neighborhood is qualified and requests a sweeping, it must happen immediately. We also have a baseline rule: every street gets at least one sweeping per month. Look for an answer that combines these facts or applies the contrapositive. For instance, if a street wasn't swept this month, we know the mayor's policy was violated.

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If all of the mayor's statements are true, then which one of the following must also be true?

Correct Answer
D
D is correct because a qualified neighborhood that requests an interim sweeping will have that request satisfied immediately, and since every street also gets at least a monthly sweeping, that neighborhood’s streets will be swept more than once in that month.
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