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Which of these statements is supported by information in the text?
The employment rate of a nation also has social consequences.
The employment rate of a nation only affects its female population.
The employment rate of a nation only affects its male population.
The Czech Republic was more negatively affected than any other country.
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I don't have the text you're referring to. Please paste the passage (or the relevant sentences) and I'll pick which statement is supported.
If you want to try it yourself first, use these quick checks:
- "Supported" means the passage explicitly states it or clearly implies it.
- Watch for absolute words like "only" or "more than any other" — the text must explicitly say that to support those choices.
- If the passage mentions broad social effects of employment rates, the first statement is likely supported. If it mentions effects restricted to one gender, then one of the "only affects" statements could be supported. If it compares countries and names the Czech Republic as worst-affected, the fourth would be supported.
If you want to try it yourself first, use these quick checks:
- "Supported" means the passage explicitly states it or clearly implies it.
- Watch for absolute words like "only" or "more than any other" — the text must explicitly say that to support those choices.
- If the passage mentions broad social effects of employment rates, the first statement is likely supported. If it mentions effects restricted to one gender, then one of the "only affects" statements could be supported. If it compares countries and names the Czech Republic as worst-affected, the fourth would be supported.
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