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28 May 2025, 00:30
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Modern renditions of classic novels such as Ulysses can sometimes not be appropriate for reading by children or young adults because of the amount of inappropriate content that is added to these novels by the publishers. However, ABC publishers do not add any inappropriate content to their novels. Therefore, parents who want their children to enjoy literary classics. yet at the same time wish to keep their children away from inappropriate content, can buy them books published by ABC publishers.
Which of the following most strengthens the above argument?
(A) Apart from inappropriate content, ABC publishers do not add anything else to their books that might make these books unsuitable for reading by children.
(B) ABC Publishers is one of the most reputed publishing houses in the country known for its strong ethical and moral code.
(C) Some inappropriate content might not be as bad for children as some other.
(D) The literary classics published by ABC publishers do not by themselves contain any inappropriate content that parents do not wish to expose their children to.
(E) Children are not exposed to inappropriate content from other sources apart from books.
Which of the following most strengthens the above argument?
(A) Apart from inappropriate content, ABC publishers do not add anything else to their books that might make these books unsuitable for reading by children.
(B) ABC Publishers is one of the most reputed publishing houses in the country known for its strong ethical and moral code.
(C) Some inappropriate content might not be as bad for children as some other.
(D) The literary classics published by ABC publishers do not by themselves contain any inappropriate content that parents do not wish to expose their children to.
(E) Children are not exposed to inappropriate content from other sources apart from books.
riyagupta2455
28 May 2025, 11:50
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IMO D
The argument is weak on the point that what if the books contain inappropriate stuff in themselves and D assures it doesn't
The argument is weak on the point that what if the books contain inappropriate stuff in themselves and D assures it doesn't
31 May 2025, 11:20
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I was in between A and D but I'll tell you why it's not A and is rather D.
The argument is about parents wanting their children to read literary classics without any inappropriate content. This means that the primary concern with the parents is the inappropriate content, typically added by other publishers, and not whether the book is suitable or not.
D directly addresses the problem of whether or not there is any inappropriate content, regardless of whether it's from the original text or from a modern publishment of it, in the book. Since D means that there is no inappropriate content before the modern publishment and ABC doesn't add any inappropriate content, the final book from ABC will not have any inappropriate content, making it suitable for parents to buy for their children.
The argument is about parents wanting their children to read literary classics without any inappropriate content. This means that the primary concern with the parents is the inappropriate content, typically added by other publishers, and not whether the book is suitable or not.
D directly addresses the problem of whether or not there is any inappropriate content, regardless of whether it's from the original text or from a modern publishment of it, in the book. Since D means that there is no inappropriate content before the modern publishment and ABC doesn't add any inappropriate content, the final book from ABC will not have any inappropriate content, making it suitable for parents to buy for their children.
