TheBipedalHorse wrote:
(B) Company A did not suffer a very damaging public scandal 3 yearsago.
Bunuel , doesn't this introduce new "outside" information. I'm wondering how is this assumption a must? Assumptions are supposed to be something that the author MUST believe in but does not state it explicitly.
Granted, all other options are too strong because of the word "only" in most of them, but this seemed to be like introducing outsideinformation
Firstly, the usage of "strong" vocab to eliminate choices does not work for the GMAT - it is a trick, and will only work for lower level questions. Word choice is certainly important, however it is not grounds to discard an answer choice purely for strong words.
Secondly:
No, it is not bringing in extra information. This is something that the author has assumed.
More specifically, the author makes this statement:
"An inadequately diversified product line rather than the poor economy is responsible for the drop in sales"
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