Explanation for Question 21 From the Reading Section on the 2019 March Sat
Moving on to question number 21, 2 we are being asked, which choice best states the relationship between the two figures 3 and the passage. So let's recall what information 4 the bankers are actually providing us. 5 Um, figure one is referencing this 2010 6 survey, and it's giving us the responses to that survey, 7 um, in terms of the survey statement and the percent of respondents agreeing. 8 So figure one is really breaking down exactly what the outcomes of the survey 9 that was discussed in the passage work figure two is sort of achieving a 10 similar goal. This is representing the average change in wellbeing for three 11 different groups. So we actually see for the control group for the single 12 day group and the different days group, 13 um, what their actual changes in well-being are. 14 So we see a negative point to a 0.4 15 and this negative 0.05. 16 So this is again providing us with, 17 um, the information from a study discussed in the passage. 18 Um, but the actual specific values attached to those claims. 19 So we're getting the actual data ourselves to interpret. 20 In addition to just reading the author summary of what these studies found. 21 So when we looked at our answer choices for this question, 22 let's see which best takes that into account. 23 So a says both figures offer data that challenge the claim of the passage. 24 This is not the case. These figures provide supporting evidence for the claims 25 made in the passage choice, based out as both Biggers ...