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There are far fewer children available for adoption than [#permalink]
 22 Aug 2008, 15:26
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There are far fewer children available for adoption than there are people who want to adopt. Two million couples are currently waiting to adopt, but in 1982, the last year for which figures exist, there were only some 50,000 adoptions.
Which of the following statements, if true, most strengthens the authors claim that there are far fewer children available for adoption than there are people who want to adopt?
A. The number of couples waiting to adopt has increased significantly in the last decade.
B. The number of adoptions in the current year is greater than the number of adoptions in any preceding year.
C. The number of adoptions in a year is approximately equal to the number of children available for adoption in that period.
D. People who seek to adopt children often go through a long process of interviews and investigation by adoption agencies.
E. People who seek to adopt children generally make very good parents.
Between A & C I would say. Which one is better?
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Yes A and C both strengthen the conclusion. However IMO its C couples could be waiting for some other reason (like long process of adoption) as well and not necessarily because of shortage of children for adoption.
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