Multiple choice

I. Several persons who state that they are chefs can not actually be so described. II. Their main source of income is not from cooking at all.

The statement II above makes the assumption that

  1. several persons who enjoy cooking consider themselves as chefs

  2. chefs have a varied, vast and diverse repertoire

  3. professional chefs' take home incomes are high

  4. only a person who derives the major portion of his income from cooking can be considered a chief

  5. several chefs change their vocations to others that are more lucrative

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D Correct answer
Explanation

The argument is simple: people who claim to be chefs are not really so since cooking is not their main source of earning. Only this option logically combines the two premises of cooking and earning.

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