GMAT Verbal Reasoning Practice Test 7

Question : 36 of 100

Marks: +1, -0

Harold: Brickface paneling for houses, which is designed to look like real brick, does not deceive anyone. When I am driving around town, I notice many houses that I can tell have brickface paneling, and it never looks like real brick.
Sarah: You do not notice houses where brickface paneling looks like real brick, precisely because you think it is real brick.
In responding to Harold, Sarah does which of the following?

Indicates that Harold, in forming his conclusion, was influenced more by what he wishes to be the case by the evidence he offers
Points out that Harold’s conclusion is no more than a restatement of the evidence he offers in favor of it
Objects that Harold has reached a sweeping conclusion from a small sample of actual observations
Claims that special training is required before a person can reliably distinguish brickface paneling from real brick
Indicates that the means used by Harold for gathering evidence could not possibly provide evidence in conflict with Harold’s conclusion

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