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George: The anti-drunk driving campaigns will not be successful. Some people are just immune to these campaigns and will drink and drive no matter what.
Shelly: Complete eradication of drunk driving is not the expected outcome. The goal is reduction.
Shelly responds to George by:
(A) questioning the veracity of George’s evidence
(B) suggesting that George’s conclusion is based on incorrect assumptions
(C) partially agreeing with George’s main conclusion but disagreeing with his reasoning
(D) partially agreeing with George’s point of view but suggesting that he has overlooked a beneficial effect
(E) contradicting George’s reasoning and supplying an alternative reasoning
Shelly: Complete eradication of drunk driving is not the expected outcome. The goal is reduction.
Shelly responds to George by:
(A) questioning the veracity of George’s evidence
(B) suggesting that George’s conclusion is based on incorrect assumptions
(C) partially agreeing with George’s main conclusion but disagreeing with his reasoning
(D) partially agreeing with George’s point of view but suggesting that he has overlooked a beneficial effect
(E) contradicting George’s reasoning and supplying an alternative reasoning
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(A) questioning the veracity of George’s evidence
NO. There is no evidence provided by George
(B) suggesting that George’s conclusion is based on incorrect assumptions
NO. There is no evidence provided by George. Shelly does not comment about George's reasoning. Shelly only talks about the campaign
(C) partially agreeing with George’s main conclusion but disagreeing with his reasoning
NO. Shelly disagree neither George's conclusion nor his reasoning, since there is no comment about his reasoning
(D) partially agreeing with George’s point of view but suggesting that he has overlooked a beneficial effect
YES. She may be agreeing partially with Geroge's POV, since she doesn't disagree and suggesting that he has overlooked the goal of the campaign and its expected benefit.
(E) contradicting George’s reasoning and supplying an alternative reasoning
NO. Shelly does not provide alternative reasoning for George's conclusion.
Answer is D
NO. There is no evidence provided by George
(B) suggesting that George’s conclusion is based on incorrect assumptions
NO. There is no evidence provided by George. Shelly does not comment about George's reasoning. Shelly only talks about the campaign
(C) partially agreeing with George’s main conclusion but disagreeing with his reasoning
NO. Shelly disagree neither George's conclusion nor his reasoning, since there is no comment about his reasoning
(D) partially agreeing with George’s point of view but suggesting that he has overlooked a beneficial effect
YES. She may be agreeing partially with Geroge's POV, since she doesn't disagree and suggesting that he has overlooked the goal of the campaign and its expected benefit.
(E) contradicting George’s reasoning and supplying an alternative reasoning
NO. Shelly does not provide alternative reasoning for George's conclusion.
Answer is D
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tgsankar10
Nice explanation:
Can you help me understand this; by the argument George is POV is that the campaign won’t be successful . Why does he say that because some people wont change regardless of the campaign. Here he’s assuming the goal of the campaign is to completely eradicate drunk driving. Kindly point to me how I’m wrong
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