Text: After the council moved permit applications online, submissions from older residents fell, while other age groups' submissions were unchanged. What does this support?

Text: A journal's readership rose after it made summaries free, while subscriptions to full articles stayed level. Which conclusion is supported?

Text: Complaints about train noise dropped after the night timetable was reduced; complaints about daytime services barely changed. What does the text support?

Text: When a café stopped accepting cash, total sales stayed steady but purchases by tourists declined. What is the best-supported inference?

Text: A library extended opening hours during exams, and evening visits doubled; morning visits remained similar. What conclusion is supported?

Text: After a city added protected cycle lanes, bicycle commuting rose on those streets but not on similar streets without lanes. What does this support?

Text: A firm introduced anonymous recruitment, and interview invitations for applicants from regional universities increased; applications from those universities did not. What follows?

Text: The public praised the new waste app, but recycling rates in the district were unchanged six months later. What can be inferred?

Text: Although the grant was small, the museum used it to digitise its entire poster collection. Which inference is justified?

Text: The course was advertised as advanced; however, many enrolled students requested basic writing support. What is the most reasonable inference?

Text: The factory installed quieter machinery, yet nearby residents reported the same level of disturbance. What does this suggest?

Text: The policy reduced paperwork for managers, but staff said approval decisions still took just as long. What can be inferred?

Text: The exhibition drew record visitor numbers, although the gift shop earned less than in the previous year. What is the best inference?

Text: Of 500 comments on the transport plan, 420 came from residents living within 1 kilometre of the proposed station. What does this suggest?

Text: A survey received 1,200 replies; 900 were from graduates under 30, though the alumni network includes all ages. What inference is supported?

Text: In a trial of 80 households, 64 reduced electricity use after receiving weekly reports. What is the safest conclusion?

Text: Of 300 articles in the archive, only 18 were written before 1950. What does this imply about the archive?

Text: At a workshop, 36 of 40 participants chose the digital handout instead of the printed pack. What does the count suggest?

Text: A clinic recorded 220 missed appointments last year; 150 occurred on Mondays, when the clinic opened two hours earlier than usual. What is supported?

Text: The river path was resurfaced, and complaints about mud fell sharply; however, complaints about poor lighting continued. Which conclusion goes too far?

Text: A school shortened assemblies, and teachers reported gaining ten minutes for lessons; students' exam results were not discussed. Which claim is NOT supported?

Text: The town planted more street trees, and summer pavement temperatures were lower on shaded streets than unshaded ones. Which conclusion overreaches?

Text: A company trialled four-day weeks in one department, where sick leave fell during the trial. Which conclusion is one step too far?

Text: The new booking page loaded faster, and abandoned bookings declined in the following month. Which claim is NOT licensed by the text?

Text: A city banned cars from two central streets on Sundays, and café takings there rose. Which conclusion goes beyond the evidence?