Promoters usually have messy desks is true.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Not stated
• D. Both

Answer: (A)

This item tests how to judge whether a claim about a group is supported by the material you’ve read. If the text explicitly states that promoters usually have messy desks, then the statement is true because it reflects the source’s reported pattern, with “usually” signaling a general tendency rather than an absolute rule. The qualifier acknowledges exceptions, but it still counts as a supported generalization when the material presents that pattern. If the material doesn’t mention desk cleanliness at all, the correct choice would be not stated, since there’s no evidence to support or contradict the claim. If the source says the opposite, or directly refutes the idea, the statement would be false. Since the given answer is that this is true, we’re assuming the material does make that general point about promoters.