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ID: LSAT-LR-015
Section: Logical Reasoning
Topic: Resolve the Paradox
Difficulty level: Easy

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When the Halbeck Museum took the labels off the paintings in its main gallery and printed them instead in a free booklet, visitors began spending markedly longer in front of each painting. Yet a survey taken as they left found that they could recall less about the paintings than visitors surveyed before the change.

Which one of the following, if true, most helps to explain the results described above?

AVisitors who take a booklet away with them stay longer in the museum as a whole than visitors did before the booklets were introduced.

BThe museum's other galleries still use wall labels, and nothing about their hanging or lighting has changed.

CThe main gallery has been rehung twice since the change was made, so most of the visitors surveyed afterwards saw different paintings from the ones the earlier group had seen.

DMuch of the added time is spent looking back and forth between the painting and the booklet to find the right entry.

EThe booklet reproduces the text of the old wall labels word for word, in the order in which the paintings hang, and is printed in the same size of type.

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