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Chapter 2: Problem 24

Don't spend the night tossing and turning! Take Eezy-Z's for a sound, restful sleep ... you'll wake up refreshed, energized, with no druggedup hangover. Remember ... Eezy-Z's when you need that sleep! Which of the following is NOT a claim of Eezy-Z's? A. A good night's sleep B. Added energy C. No aftereffects D. Quickly falling asleep E. A restful slumber

Short Answer

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The statement that is NOT a claim of Eezy-Z’s is 'Quickly falling asleep' (Option D).

Step by step solution

01

Understand the Advertisement Text

The first step is to read the provided text, absorb all the information, and understand what Eezy-Z's are claimed to provide. Here, it is claimed that Eezy-Z's will provide a sound and restful sleep, refresh and energize the user, and not leave them with a hangover.
02

Evaluate Each Option

Next, each provided option needs to be examined individually against the information in the advertisement text.\n\- Option A: The text does claim that Eezy-Z’s provide a 'good night’s sleep', so this option is not the answer.\n\- Option B: The text also claims that users will 'wake up refreshed, energized', which means it does claim 'Added energy', so this option is also not the answer.\n\- Option C: The text clearly claims that Eezy-Z’s will leave no 'drugged-up hangover', so it also claims there would be 'No aftereffects'. This option is not the answer.\n\- Option E: The claim that Eezy-Z’s provide a 'restful sleep' is directly stated in the text. Therefore, this option is also not the answer.
03

Identify the Unclaimed Option

By process of elimination, since Eezy-Z’s does not claim that it helps users 'Quickly falling asleep', option D is the answer.

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