Atrocities against women are always unacceptable in any society. However, it is more important to denounce such acts in developed societies than in developing/underdeveloped societies even though the number and the intensity of such atrocities are likely to be lower in developed societies. After all, developed societies are looked up to as ideal societies, as paving the path for developing and underdeveloped societies, and so should not tolerate any degree of atrocities against women. Additionally, support for feminist movements often originates in developed societies and the governments in these societies should be more acutely aware of the requirement of their support in case of atrocities against women.

Which one of the following is a proper inference from the passage?

A. All governments have control over atrocities against women in their societies.
B. Some atrocities against women are more opprobrious than others.
C. Lapse in supporting women in developed societies does not bode well for developing/underdeveloped societies.
D. Atrocities against women are more likely in developed societies than elsewhere.
E. Governments in developed societies can more effectively control atrocities against women than other governments.

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My Notes:
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Is the answer Correct ? I opted for C.

B because the argument does mention degrees of atrocities. From this, we can infer some are more opprobius than others.

C cannot be derived.

I beg to disagree. The statement from the passage - "After all, developed societies are looked up to as ideal societies, as paving the path for developing and underdeveloped societies, and so should not tolerate any degree of atrocities against women.", clearly allows for deriving C.