Answer Choices
A) It provides a solution to the problem raised in the previous paragraph.
It challenges the validity of the conclusion presented in the previous paragraph.
It explains the inspiration for the study outlined in the following paragraphs.
It undermines the credibility of the results related in the following paragraphs.
Explanation for Question 33 From the Reading Section on the 2021 May Sat (International)
Hey guys. So question 33 is asking what is the main function of the 2 fourth paragraph lines, 38 to 43. 3 When you're hitting questions like this, we need to do as such as read 4 this paragraph, but read around it. So this paragraph is coming down 5 here. Now, before this, 6 we see that they're talking about this traditional problem that the business savvy students 7 in the marketing courses have raised. They're asking about, 8 you know, how do they avoid losing business to a poor quality rival whose 9 competitive advantage is the lower costs? It says something that they're always bringing up 10 and this next paragraph, 11 uh, 40, uh, 38 to 43 saying, 12 um, they said, 13 yeah, but how, and I never had a really good answer for them, 14 which gave me a great question to pursue for my research project. 15 This is telling us that this question is sending up in the previous paragraph. 16 The paragraph we're looking at is saying, yeah, I don't really have an answer 17 for this. And that's why I wanted to research it more. 18 It's given me a great question to pursue within my research, 19 into my studies. And now the rest of this is going to be about 20 those results. And about those studies asking like, 21 you know, what's going on with them and how are those working? 22 So when looking at our answer choices, let's delve through them option and he 23 says it provides a solution to the problem raised in the previous paragraph. 24 Well, it's not really about a solution here. It's no...