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Suitable habitats for gray wolves have greatly diminished in area. In spite of this fact, the most sensible course would be to refrain from reestablishing gray wolves in places where previously they have been hunted out of existence. Striving to bring back these animals to places where they will only face lethal human hostility is immoral.
The argument above would be most significantly weakened if which of the following were true?
(A) Effective laws against the hunting of gray wolves have been enacted.
(B) Ranchers, farmers, and hunters still have an ingrained bias against gray wolves.
(C) By the 1930’s bounty hunters had exterminated most of the gray wolves in the United States.
(D) Programs for increasing the gray wolf population are not aided by federal laws that require the licensing of hunters of certain predators.
(E) Suggested programs for increasing the gray wolf population have been criticized by environmentalists and biologists.
The argument above would be most significantly weakened if which of the following were true?
(A) Effective laws against the hunting of gray wolves have been enacted.
(B) Ranchers, farmers, and hunters still have an ingrained bias against gray wolves.
(C) By the 1930’s bounty hunters had exterminated most of the gray wolves in the United States.
(D) Programs for increasing the gray wolf population are not aided by federal laws that require the licensing of hunters of certain predators.
(E) Suggested programs for increasing the gray wolf population have been criticized by environmentalists and biologists.
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IMO the answer is A.
A: "effective" laws against hunting of gray wolves have been enacted. This implies that reestablishing the habitat in previously hunted habitats won't be exposing them to lethal human hostility.
B: Supports the argument.
C: Irrelavant. Does nothing to weaken argument.
D: Supports argument. If hunters aren't required to gain licensing for hunting gray wolves, they are free to do so.
E: Irrelavant. Why they were criticized hasn't been mentioned. If anything, supports argument.
A: "effective" laws against hunting of gray wolves have been enacted. This implies that reestablishing the habitat in previously hunted habitats won't be exposing them to lethal human hostility.
B: Supports the argument.
C: Irrelavant. Does nothing to weaken argument.
D: Supports argument. If hunters aren't required to gain licensing for hunting gray wolves, they are free to do so.
E: Irrelavant. Why they were criticized hasn't been mentioned. If anything, supports argument.
