You recently had a conversation with your neighbor, Ruth Theobald, about her problems with getting a loan. She mentioned in the course of the conversation that she had been turned down at least five times. Based on this information you can conclude:
A) her credit history is neither positive or negative.
B) she has either high credit balances or unpaid credit.
C) she has not tried hard enough to secure a loan.
D) she has an excellent credit history.

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Since she has been turned down at least five times, it suggests that she has some issue with her credit profile. The two possibilities are either she has high credit balances or unpaid credit, which lowers her creditworthiness, making it difficult to get a loan. Option D (excellent credit history) is ruled out as she has been turned down multiple times. Option A (neutral credit history) can't be assumed as there could be other reasons for not getting the loan. Option C (not trying hard enough) is not a possible conclusion from the given information.

You Recently Had a Conversation with Your Neighbor, Ruth Theobald