Answer Choices
A) NO CHANGE
44 percent of full-time employees at the lower-paying club store leave their jobs each year,
110,200 full-time employees at the lower-paying club store leave their jobs each year,
full-time employees at the lower-paying club store make an average of $5,274 each year,
Explanation for Question 40 From the Writing Section on the 2018 April Sat
Hey guys, it's the question. 40 says which choice provides accurate information from the 2 table to support the writer's argument. So we need to figure out what is 3 the writer's argument in the sentence, in which pieces of data will be accurate 4 to help support that. This says that when examined the same pair of clubs, 5 sores, that Tom studied professor Wayne F Caskey of the university of Colorado found 6 that blank, which costs the firm an estimated 57,274 7 per full-time employee. So in this sentence, 8 it's saying that, um, something costs them 5,000, 9 274 per employee. We see that as company a right there, 10 which is the annual annual estimate cost of turnover per full-time employee and 11 turnover is this is happening because these employees are quitting, 12 which is, um, due to these high turnover rates seen here. 13 So option a that says full-time employees at the lower paying clubs are making 14 an average 17 per hour. 15 First of all, doesn't have anything to do with his argument. 16 And secondly, it seems that the 17 per hour is actually the higher paying 17 place, not the lower playing place. So this answer is going to be both 18 wrong and not relevant to our sentence. 19 B says 44% of full-time employees at the lower paying clubs start to leave 20 their jobs each year, which costs the firm, 21 an estimated 5,000 tour, 74 per full-time employee. 22 This does seem to be directly connected. This is in the same line as 23 the other thing. And it is part of what's...