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For the first time, an earth-like planet has been discovered. Since this planet is orbiting another star, the greatest chance for extraterrestrial life
to exist is outside our solar system.
The argument above assumes which of the following?
Extraterrestrial organisms are likely to appear in forms similar to terrestrial ones.
Life cannot exist on the other planets of our solar system.
Life will always occur wherever earth-like planets exist.
Life is most likely to arise under earth-like conditions.
Life from other kinds of planets is too difficult to detect.
to exist is outside our solar system.
The argument above assumes which of the following?
Extraterrestrial organisms are likely to appear in forms similar to terrestrial ones.
Life cannot exist on the other planets of our solar system.
Life will always occur wherever earth-like planets exist.
Life is most likely to arise under earth-like conditions.
Life from other kinds of planets is too difficult to detect.
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D is my choice.
Conclusion: The planet represents the greatest chance outside our solar system for ET life to exist.
Evidence: It is an earth like planet.
The choice that best connects the conclusion and evidence is choice D.
Conclusion: The planet represents the greatest chance outside our solar system for ET life to exist.
Evidence: It is an earth like planet.
The choice that best connects the conclusion and evidence is choice D.
