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TEAS Reading asks you to anchor conclusions in explicit text rather than assumptions. The flyer lists clear eligibility (age ≥17, weight ≥110 lb), documentation (photo ID), preparation (eat beforehand), time window (10:00–3:00), and a firm last check-in at 2:30 p.m. plus walk-ins welcome. Option B satisfies every stated condition: the student is ≥110 lb, arrives by 2:20 p.m. (before the 2:30 cut-off), brings ID, and ate, which the notice recommends. Option A contradicts the age rule—no exception is stated for parental consent, so we cannot assume one. Option C ignores “walk-ins welcome,” which specifically says appointments are not required. Option D conflicts with the explicit cut-off time; while the event runs to 3:00 p.m., check-in stops at 2:30 p.m. A reliable TEAS strategy is to convert each bullet into a checklist and test choices item by item. If an answer adds conditions the text does not provide (e.g., parental consent) or alters a numeric boundary (e.g., last check-in), it is not the best-supported inference.