For this question, if the passage implies nothing about transitivity, does that mean we can just ignore that part of the question stem? My first instinct would be to keep looking for an example of transitivity in order to fulfill that criteria of the question stem. Could this be a general rule that if the question stem addresses something not mentioned in the passage, we can just ignore it? Thank you!
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