Question

In a recent survey, state voters said they were not pleased with the conditions of roads. They would like to see current roads improved. But they also said they would like to see new roads constructed in populated areas. However, they do not want to pay more in taxes to have these projects completed.

What conclusion can be made from this passage?
Responses

A Voters do not know what they really want.Voters do not know what they really want.

B Public transportation is not being used enough.Public transportation is not being used enough.

C State individual income tax is rising too rapidly.State individual income tax is rising too rapidly.

D Government projects are limited by the amount of funds available.

Answer 1

D. Government projects are limited by the amount of funds available.

Explanation: Voters want improvements and new roads but refuse higher taxes, which implies the government’s ability to fund such projects is constrained. Options A–C are not directly supported by the passage.