Free SAT® Practice Question: Command of Evidence
Learn to quickly support claims for higher SAT® scores.
Today’s free SAT® practice question is a mock Command of Evidence question. It follows the digital SAT® format.
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Free SAT® Practice Question
EventPro is a booking platform for event planning professionals that helps independent planners market their services and manage client relationships. Members offer various planning packages and can participate in industry showcases, trade events, and client mixers throughout the year. Business analysts Jordan Rivera and Tayva Wilson analyzed EventPro data and found that planners specializing in luxury corporate galas attend fewer total events per year than planners who offer general services like weddings and birthday parties, despite each event representing valuable networking opportunities. Rivera and Wilson claim that this behavior reflects strategic decisions that enable luxury corporate planners to increase their profit margins per client.
Which finding, if true, would most directly support Rivera and Wilson's claim?
A. Many industry events require participating vendors to pay for premium booth placement to gain better visibility, adding costs that offset potential revenue from contracts secured at these events.
B. Luxury corporate planners can typically charge higher rates for their services than general event planners, but face greater seasonal fluctuations in demand throughout the year.
C. Due to their specialized vendor relationships and design requirements, luxury corporate planners tend to require fewer total clients than general event planners to achieve comparable annual revenue.
D. The costs for event planners to attend industry events—including travel, hotel, and promotional materials—are substantial but relatively consistent regardless of whether the event is held in a medium-sized market or a major metropolitan area.
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