QUESTION TEXT: Quartzbrook Farms wanted to test all of its cattle for a rare …
QUESTION TYPE: Principle
FACTS:
- Q wanted to test its cattle for disease so it could export beef.
- Their government banned it from testing because:
- There’s no evidence that the risk of disease justifies testing
- Public could wrongly believe the testing was scientifically warranted
ANALYSIS: We’re looking for an answer which contradicts the government. The government wanted to ban testing. So, we should look for the opposite, an answer which says do not ban testing.
___________
- CORRECT. This says a government “cannot rightfully prohibit testing”. This goes against what the government had proposed, which was prohibiting testing.
- This is about gathering information, not prohibiting testing. Not relevant.
- This actually supports the government’s reasoning — it says unnecessary testing can be blocked if misleading. Opposite of what we want.
- This is about government spending, not whether companies can test.
- This is about fairness in requiring testing, not prohibiting it.

Leave a Reply