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ID: LSAT-LR-188
Section: Logical Reasoning
Topic: Justify the Conclusion (JTC)
Difficulty level: Easy

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Blocker: No hat blocked on a wooden form goes out of shape if its brim wire is stitched inside the binding. The milliner who made the Elmore hat stitched its brim wire inside the binding right round, and that hat was blocked on a wooden form. So the Elmore hat has not gone out of shape, and it will hold its shape another twenty years.

The conclusion drawn above follows logically if which one of the following is assumed?

AA hat blocked on a wooden form whose brim wire is stitched inside the binding right round has not gone out of shape.

BA hat whose brim wire is stitched inside the binding right round will hold its shape twenty years longer than one stitched outside the binding.

CNo hat that has already gone out of shape will hold its shape another twenty years.

DA hat blocked on a wooden form that has not gone out of shape and whose brim wire is stitched inside the binding will hold its shape another twenty years.

ENearly every hat blocked on a wooden form with its brim wire stitched inside the binding right round and not gone out of shape will hold its shape another twenty years.

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