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CR · Critical Reasoning
705-805
Inference
Olympic Champion: I can barely explain it. Everything went perfectly, from my training to the weather to the race itself. I will never run faster than that world record time; in fact, I’m not sure that anyone ever will.
Coach: Be careful when you say that. Any true champion knows that even the most unbelievable of records will likely be broken someday.
Which of the following can be inferred from the coach’s response?
Coach: Be careful when you say that. Any true champion knows that even the most unbelievable of records will likely be broken someday.
Which of the following can be inferred from the coach’s response?
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The Olympic champion’s world record will be broken someday.
B
True champions do not make predictions about whether their records will be broken.
C
The Olympic champion is not a true champion.
D
No matter how unbelievable a world record is, it will someday be broken.
E
A champion who does not believe his record could be broken is not a true champion.
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705-805
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CR