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(Interpretations) 12 Study
Questions and Answers/Verified
The Tapoloa Club is a Hawaiian-themed night club in central London. Its most
popular drink is the Volcano, which emits sparks and flames. The Tapoloa Club
also offers a range of cocktails in perverse containers such as pineapples and
coconuts, such as the 'coconut express' and the 'pineapple pick-up' respectively.
Therefore:

Proposed Conclusion: The 'coconut express' is the second most popular drink sold
by the Tapoloa Club - -Conclusion Does Not Follow

The statement does not state the popularity of the "coconut express", it just
mentions its name, so we cannot therefore make a conclusion of its popularity, the
conclusion therefore does not follow

-The Tapoloa Club is a Hawaiian-themed night club in central London. Its most
popular drink is the Volcano, which emits sparks and flames. The Tapoloa Club
also offers a range of cocktails in perverse containers such as pineapples and
coconuts, such as the 'coconut express' and the 'pineapple pick-up' respectively.
Therefore:

Proposed Conclusion: All themed clubs in London sell unusual drinks - -
Conclusion Does not Follow

Based on the information in the statement alone, we are unable to say whether or
not all themed clubs in London sell unusual drinks. The statement is based on one
club alone and does not mention others. For this reason, we are unable to deduce
this conclusion. The correct answer is therefore, conclusion does not follow

-The Tapoloa Club is a Hawaiian-themed night club in central London. Its most
popular drink is the Volcano, which emits sparks and flames. The Tapoloa Club
also offers a range of cocktails in perverse containers such as pineapples and
coconuts, such as the 'coconut express' and the 'pineapple pick-up' respectively.
Therefore:

Proposed Conclusion: The "coconut express" is contained in a pineapple, and the
"pineapple pick up" is contained in a coconut - -The passage states "cocktails in
containers such as Pinapples and coconuts, such as the 'coconut express' and the
'pineapple pick up respectively" informing us that pineapples are the container for
the pineapple pick up, so therefore the conclusion follows. It was an incorrect
conclusion to assume because the fruit was mentioned in the drinks name, that the
container would therefore be that fruit

-The British National Library has the largest collection of publicly-owned books in
the United Kingdom. Therefore:

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