PrepTest 117, Section 1, Question 3

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Passage 1Prepaid legal services and their likely long-term effects
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The Canadian Auto Workers' (CAW) Legal Services Plan,(465 more words not shown)

Which one of the following(14 more words not shown)

Reading the passage

We need one consequence the writer actually predicts. The final paragraph gives several concerns about money and service quality, so we don't need to guess which one the answers will use. We can check the particular claim against the text.

Working the answers

  • A

    The writer shares the critics' concerns about the plans. We aren't given a predicted result that runs against those concerns.

  • B

    Lower fees paid to lawyers aren't lower membership charges. The writer doesn't predict that the plans will charge their members less.

  • C

    No forced participation is described or predicted.

  • D

    The writer doubts a substantial increase in profits. This instead presents increased profits as the expected outcome, closer to the proponents' defense.

  • E
    Correct

    The final sentence expressly predicts reduced attention to complicated cases (paragraph 3). The reasoning is that low fees provide little incentive to spend more time on a case. E restates that consequence; we don't need to add a separate theory about what kinds of cases members usually bring.

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