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Re: India ranks fifth in the world production of coffee. Popular thought h [#permalink]
The flaw in this argument is pretty easy to be found.
The author assumed that since India is one of the most important producers of coffee, coffee must be consumed in big quantities in India.
It's not hard to notice the absence of a strict correlation between produce a good and consume the same good, therefore the correct answer choice is A
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Re: India ranks fifth in the world production of coffee. Popular thought h [#permalink]
India ranks fifth in the world production of coffee. Popular thought has long associated India with tea and especially with masala chai, but clearly, we need to recognize India as one of the great coffee-drinking nations as well.

This argument is flawed primarily because the author


A. fails to distinguish between coffee production and coffee consumption Correct

B. does not supply information about all beverages people drink in India Incorrect

all beverages information irrelevant

C. depends on popular thought rather than on documented research findings Incorrect

popular thought related with tea not coffee

D. does not specify the exact quantity of coffee produced by any nation Irrelevant

E. makes no references to the reputed health benefits of coffee Irrelevant
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