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Alan: Industrialisation helps in achieving a variety of social objectives such as employment, gender equality and poverty eradication. Thus, Industrialization must be promoted extensively for the welfare of a nation.
Charlie: But you must also consider that extensive industrial processes can have negative environmental impacts, causing climate change, loss of natural resources and extinction of species. These threaten the economic and social welfare of a nation. Thus, the nation should promote the positive impacts of industrial development while limiting or eliminating its negative impacts.
Charlie objects to Alan’s argument by
A. showing that Alan has based his argument on limited understanding of the impact of Industrialisation
B. claiming that Alan has exaggerated the positive impacts of Industrialisation.
C. Rejecting Alan’s argument as flawed
D. contradicting the evidence that Alan has used to support his argument.
E. suggesting that negative impacts of Industrialisation offset its positive impacts.
Charlie: But you must also consider that extensive industrial processes can have negative environmental impacts, causing climate change, loss of natural resources and extinction of species. These threaten the economic and social welfare of a nation. Thus, the nation should promote the positive impacts of industrial development while limiting or eliminating its negative impacts.
Charlie objects to Alan’s argument by
A. showing that Alan has based his argument on limited understanding of the impact of Industrialisation
B. claiming that Alan has exaggerated the positive impacts of Industrialisation.
C. Rejecting Alan’s argument as flawed
D. contradicting the evidence that Alan has used to support his argument.
E. suggesting that negative impacts of Industrialisation offset its positive impacts.
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Alan: Industrialisation helps in achieving a variety of social objectives such as employment, gender equality and poverty eradication. Thus, Industrialization must be promoted extensively for the welfare of a nation.
Charlie: But you must also consider that extensive industrial processes can have negative environmental impacts, causing climate change, loss of natural resources and extinction of species. These threaten the economic and social welfare of a nation. Thus, the nation should promote the positive impacts of industrial development while limiting or eliminating its negative impacts.
Charlie objects to Alan’s argument by
A. showing that Alan has based his argument on limited understanding of the impact of Industrialisation
B. claiming that Alan has exaggerated the positive impacts of Industrialisation.
C. Rejecting Alan’s argument as flawed
D. contradicting the evidence that Alan has used to support his argument.
E. suggesting that negative impacts of Industrialisation offset its positive impacts.
Charlie: But you must also consider that extensive industrial processes can have negative environmental impacts, causing climate change, loss of natural resources and extinction of species. These threaten the economic and social welfare of a nation. Thus, the nation should promote the positive impacts of industrial development while limiting or eliminating its negative impacts.
Charlie objects to Alan’s argument by
A. showing that Alan has based his argument on limited understanding of the impact of Industrialisation
B. claiming that Alan has exaggerated the positive impacts of Industrialisation.
C. Rejecting Alan’s argument as flawed
D. contradicting the evidence that Alan has used to support his argument.
E. suggesting that negative impacts of Industrialisation offset its positive impacts.
Alan thinks that industrialization is good for a country because it can create jobs and help reduce poverty and inequality. But Charlie disagrees. He thinks that industrialization can also have bad effects on the environment, like causing climate change and making natural resources disappear, which can hurt the economy and society. So, Charlie says that countries should try to make sure that industrialization has mostly good effects and not too many bad effects.
The correct option is A, because Charlie is saying that Alan doesn't know everything about industrialization and its effects, so his argument is limited.
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Summarised argument - Alan believes that the industrialisation brings positive effects and is responsible for welfare of the nation. Hence MUST be promoted.
Charlie responds to him saying that the scope of your understanding is limited only till the positive impacts and you do not see the negative impacts. And advises (keyword SHOULD) to promote positive impacts and limit the negative impacts.
Hence answer A is correct
E is a trap answer . As it says that the negative impact offsets the positive impacts. Not true
Charlie responds to him saying that the scope of your understanding is limited only till the positive impacts and you do not see the negative impacts. And advises (keyword SHOULD) to promote positive impacts and limit the negative impacts.
Hence answer A is correct
E is a trap answer . As it says that the negative impact offsets the positive impacts. Not true
