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Health official: Increasing the frequency of anti-smoking warnings may be ineffective. . This is the main conclusion as it is the central claim that the health official is making.
Aside from annoying the majority who do not smoke, it may weaken all anti-smoking messaging by leading people to believe that such warnings are needlessly stringent. This provides more information to support the health official's claim that the frequency of anti-smoking warnings may be ineffective.
So the answer is C
Aside from annoying the majority who do not smoke, it may weaken all anti-smoking messaging by leading people to believe that such warnings are needlessly stringent. This provides more information to support the health official's claim that the frequency of anti-smoking warnings may be ineffective.
So the answer is C
03 Jul 2025, 05:04
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D.
In the passage, 1st boldface is the main conclusion of the argument as it is supported by the 2nd boldface & the last statement. 2nd boldface is a conclusion in itself stating that it will annoy people and explains why anti-smoking warnings may be ineffective as people might think of it as needlessly stringent. The last statement is a premise that supports our main conclusion by saying that the people who disregard anti-smoking (are the smokers) will not follow the warnings.
(A) The first is a conclusion for which support is provided, but it is not the main conclusion of the argument; the second is an unsupported premise that supports the main conclusion of the argument. Incorrect.
Says first is not a conclusion.
(B) The first is a premise that supports the argument’s only explicit conclusion; so is the second. Incorrect. says the opposite.
(C) The first is the only explicit conclusion of the argument; the second is a premise that supports that conclusion. Incorrect.
2nd is also a conclusion but not the main.
(D) The first is the main conclusion of the argument; the second lends support to that conclusion and is itself a conclusion for which support is provided. Correct.
(E) The first is a premise that supports the only conclusion of the argument; the second is that conclusion. Incorrect. 1st is not a premise.
In the passage, 1st boldface is the main conclusion of the argument as it is supported by the 2nd boldface & the last statement. 2nd boldface is a conclusion in itself stating that it will annoy people and explains why anti-smoking warnings may be ineffective as people might think of it as needlessly stringent. The last statement is a premise that supports our main conclusion by saying that the people who disregard anti-smoking (are the smokers) will not follow the warnings.
(A) The first is a conclusion for which support is provided, but it is not the main conclusion of the argument; the second is an unsupported premise that supports the main conclusion of the argument. Incorrect.
Says first is not a conclusion.
(B) The first is a premise that supports the argument’s only explicit conclusion; so is the second. Incorrect. says the opposite.
(C) The first is the only explicit conclusion of the argument; the second is a premise that supports that conclusion. Incorrect.
2nd is also a conclusion but not the main.
(D) The first is the main conclusion of the argument; the second lends support to that conclusion and is itself a conclusion for which support is provided. Correct.
(E) The first is a premise that supports the only conclusion of the argument; the second is that conclusion. Incorrect. 1st is not a premise.
03 Jul 2025, 05:08
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D.
In the passage, 1st boldface is the main conclusion of the argument as it is supported by the 2nd boldface & the last statement. 2nd boldface is a conclusion in itself stating that it will annoy people and explains why anti-smoking warnings may be ineffective as people might think of it as needlessly stringent. The last statement is a premise that supports our main conclusion by saying that the people who disregard anti-smoking (are the smokers) will not follow the warnings.
(A) The first is a conclusion for which support is provided, but it is not the main conclusion of the argument; the second is an unsupported premise that supports the main conclusion of the argument. Incorrect.
Says first is not a conclusion.
(B) The first is a premise that supports the argument’s only explicit conclusion; so is the second. Incorrect. says the opposite.
(C) The first is the only explicit conclusion of the argument; the second is a premise that supports that conclusion. Incorrect.
2nd is also a conclusion but not the main.
(D) The first is the main conclusion of the argument; the second lends support to that conclusion and is itself a conclusion for which support is provided. Correct.
(E) The first is a premise that supports the only conclusion of the argument; the second is that conclusion. Incorrect. 1st is not a premise.
In the passage, 1st boldface is the main conclusion of the argument as it is supported by the 2nd boldface & the last statement. 2nd boldface is a conclusion in itself stating that it will annoy people and explains why anti-smoking warnings may be ineffective as people might think of it as needlessly stringent. The last statement is a premise that supports our main conclusion by saying that the people who disregard anti-smoking (are the smokers) will not follow the warnings.
(A) The first is a conclusion for which support is provided, but it is not the main conclusion of the argument; the second is an unsupported premise that supports the main conclusion of the argument. Incorrect.
Says first is not a conclusion.
(B) The first is a premise that supports the argument’s only explicit conclusion; so is the second. Incorrect. says the opposite.
(C) The first is the only explicit conclusion of the argument; the second is a premise that supports that conclusion. Incorrect.
2nd is also a conclusion but not the main.
(D) The first is the main conclusion of the argument; the second lends support to that conclusion and is itself a conclusion for which support is provided. Correct.
(E) The first is a premise that supports the only conclusion of the argument; the second is that conclusion. Incorrect. 1st is not a premise.
