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To attract new visitors, the local zoo is planning to offer new experiences. One proposal involves allowing visitors to assist in feeding the big cats, such as the lions and the tigers. However, unlike the zookeepers, visitors do not spend time interacting with the cats and becoming familiar to them. Enacting this plan would be like inviting people to enter the home of a well-armed stranger without knocking.
Which of the following statements, if true, would most strengthen the argument?
(A) Visitors have not spent as much time studying the behavior of big cats as the zookeepers have.
(B) Those who would be most interested in opportunities to assist in feeding big cats are already regular visitors and would not bring along new visitors.
(C) Burglars who are attacked by an occupant during a home invasion usually incur serious injuries requiring emergency treatment.
(D) People who visit zoos have less experience interacting with wild animals than do people who do not visit zoos.
(E) Feeding big cats requires entering their habitat, which can only be done safely after previous interaction with the animals.
Which of the following statements, if true, would most strengthen the argument?
(A) Visitors have not spent as much time studying the behavior of big cats as the zookeepers have.
(B) Those who would be most interested in opportunities to assist in feeding big cats are already regular visitors and would not bring along new visitors.
(C) Burglars who are attacked by an occupant during a home invasion usually incur serious injuries requiring emergency treatment.
(D) People who visit zoos have less experience interacting with wild animals than do people who do not visit zoos.
(E) Feeding big cats requires entering their habitat, which can only be done safely after previous interaction with the animals.
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plan of zoo : planning to offer new experiences to attract new visitors. it would allow visitors in assisting in feeding the big cats.
but visitors dont spend time interacting with the cats and becoming familiar to them.
authors conclusion = enabling this plan would be like inviting people to enter the home of well armed stranger without knocking.
A we know this from passage. so this is not helping on why the conclusion will hold true. reject.
B if they are already regular customers then having the plan to attract the new people will not work. but do these regular people know howb to interact with cats? that que still remains. so this doesnt do much to conclusion. out.
C this is talking about getting serious injuries but the conclusion is about entering into habitat without interacting. not much of help. reject.
D wrong comparison for wrong thing. reject.
E this bridges the hidden gap. so feeding requires entering the habitat and that can be done only after having previous interaction. and passage says that visitors dont spend time interacting with cats so this choice strengthen the conclusion though.
choice E
but visitors dont spend time interacting with the cats and becoming familiar to them.
authors conclusion = enabling this plan would be like inviting people to enter the home of well armed stranger without knocking.
A we know this from passage. so this is not helping on why the conclusion will hold true. reject.
B if they are already regular customers then having the plan to attract the new people will not work. but do these regular people know howb to interact with cats? that que still remains. so this doesnt do much to conclusion. out.
C this is talking about getting serious injuries but the conclusion is about entering into habitat without interacting. not much of help. reject.
D wrong comparison for wrong thing. reject.
E this bridges the hidden gap. so feeding requires entering the habitat and that can be done only after having previous interaction. and passage says that visitors dont spend time interacting with cats so this choice strengthen the conclusion though.
choice E
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Plan: Proposal to allow visitors to visit the zoo and allow them to feed big cats like lions and tigers.
Fact 1:Unlike the zookeepers, the visitors do not spend much time inb interacting with the cats and becoming familiar with them.
Conclusion: Plan to invite people to enter the home of a well-armed stranger without invitation.
(A) Visitors have not spent as much time studying the behavior of big cats as the zookeepers have. Incorrect. It just repeats what the premise says.
(B) Those who would be most interested in opportunities to assist in feeding big cats are already regular visitors and would not bring along new visitors. Incorrect. No impact on the conclusion.
(C) Burglars who are attacked by an occupant during a home invasion usually incur serious injuries requiring emergency treatment. Incorrect. It stretches the analogy stated in the premise that inviting a visitor is similar to inviting a stranger or a well-armed person without invitation.
(D) People who visit zoos have less experience interacting with wild animals than do people who do not visit zoos. Incorrect No impact
(E) Feeding big cats requires entering their habitat, which can only be done safely after previous interaction with the animals. Correct. Yes, this choice definitely strengthens the argument by supporting the conclusion that interaction is essential before visiting an animal in the zoo.
Option E
Fact 1:Unlike the zookeepers, the visitors do not spend much time inb interacting with the cats and becoming familiar with them.
Conclusion: Plan to invite people to enter the home of a well-armed stranger without invitation.
(A) Visitors have not spent as much time studying the behavior of big cats as the zookeepers have. Incorrect. It just repeats what the premise says.
(B) Those who would be most interested in opportunities to assist in feeding big cats are already regular visitors and would not bring along new visitors. Incorrect. No impact on the conclusion.
(C) Burglars who are attacked by an occupant during a home invasion usually incur serious injuries requiring emergency treatment. Incorrect. It stretches the analogy stated in the premise that inviting a visitor is similar to inviting a stranger or a well-armed person without invitation.
(D) People who visit zoos have less experience interacting with wild animals than do people who do not visit zoos. Incorrect No impact
(E) Feeding big cats requires entering their habitat, which can only be done safely after previous interaction with the animals. Correct. Yes, this choice definitely strengthens the argument by supporting the conclusion that interaction is essential before visiting an animal in the zoo.
Option E
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