Logical reasoning PrepTest 155 · Section 4 · Question 19

Incorrect. M agrees with this; C implies that they disagree.

Incorrect. C describes heckling as a distraction from the performance, so they disagree with this statement. M says that the performers learn to respond, implying they believe it is a part of the performance.

Correct. Argument or Facts:
Argument

Valid or Flawed:
Flawed

Question Type:
Bizarro Point at Issue

Stimulus Summary:
M: Heckling is a tradition and performers respond well. Therefore, venues shouldn't stop it.

C: It's only tradition because it's not banned, it's only fun for the heckler, and it's a distraction.

Answer Anticipation:
They both seem to agree that it's a tradition, but they disagree over the value of it and the wisdom of allowing it. Since this is a Bizarro Point at Issue question, it's more important to get to the answers quickly, as they have a lot of disagreement!

Answer Explanation:
C doesn't talk about performers responding, so they can't disagree since only one of them talks about this. This answer is correct.

Key Takeaway:
For Point at Issue questions, focus on whether the speaker has an opinion on the answer, as there are generally some answers where one of the two speakers clearly doesn't. In Bizarro questions, don't forget what type of question you're in!

Incorrect. C implies they disagree with this by saying heckling is usually only fun for the heckler. M implies they agree by categorizing the response as entertaining.

Incorrect. This answer aligns with M's conclusion, so they'd agree. C implies that traditions should be ended if they're annoying/distracting, so they disagree with this.