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ID: GMAT-CR-9
Section: Verbal Reasoning - Critical Reasoning
Topic: Evaluate the Argument
Difficulty level: Easy

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Human workers whose jobs are boring have poorer mental health than those whose jobs are interesting. Mechanical jobs involve repetitive tasks and are boring for human workers. Therefore, replacing human workers with robots to perform mechanical jobs will improve the mental health of these human workers since these workers will now be free to take up more interesting jobs.

Which of the following would it be most useful to determine in order to evaluate the argument?

AWhether the human workers who perform mechanical jobs can get selected for more interesting jobs
BWhether the more interesting jobs pay human workers at least as well as the mechanical
CWhether robots will eventually replace human workers in the more interesting jobs too
DWhether robots will perform the mechanical jobs at least as well as human workers
EWhether there are enough robots to replace all the human workers who perform mechanical jobs

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