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Joe: The sign on this garden says “Do Not Pick The Flowers.”
Sally: You are right. But there are a lot of flowers here. Picking just one will not hurt.
Joe: That is not true. If everyone thought that way and picked a flower, the garden would be destroyed.
Joe’s response to Sally is questionable because ______.
A. it ignores the possibility that there may be circumstance where destroying the garden is justified
B. it is circular in reasoning
C. it contradicts itself by pointing out that collective action has a different result than does an individual action
D. it cites the consequence of everyone performing an action rather than that of Sally’s action itself
E. it attacks Sally’s character in order to undermine her credibility
Sally: You are right. But there are a lot of flowers here. Picking just one will not hurt.
Joe: That is not true. If everyone thought that way and picked a flower, the garden would be destroyed.
Joe’s response to Sally is questionable because ______.
A. it ignores the possibility that there may be circumstance where destroying the garden is justified
B. it is circular in reasoning
C. it contradicts itself by pointing out that collective action has a different result than does an individual action
D. it cites the consequence of everyone performing an action rather than that of Sally’s action itself
E. it attacks Sally’s character in order to undermine her credibility
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sally talks about picking one flower but joe's respond by showing effect of everyone picking flower rather than showing effect due to picking of one flower, so if we go through answer choice option d says it.
D is correct answer
D is correct answer
12 Mar 2025, 08:52
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Why would c be wrong indeed Sally mentions the consequences of a single flower while Joe
makes a hypothetical consequence that may or may not result from this action as an argument against her clearly solitary action.
makes a hypothetical consequence that may or may not result from this action as an argument against her clearly solitary action.
