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Recently, animal right advocates have shown a willingness to allow scientists to perform cruel experiments on snakes and rats. This willingness betrays the very principles on which our movement depends. Protesting only the misuses of dogs, cats and chimpanzees is not enough. The same rights must be granted to all animals, regardless of how they strike our aesthetic sense. The line drawn between dogs and snakes is every bit as intolerable as that drawn between humans and dogs.
Which of the following best describes the purpose of the sentence highlighted in bold?
(A) It is the author's primary conclusion.
(B) It uses an example and analogy to add emphasis.
(C) It is the primary support of the conclusion.
(D) It implicitly rebuts criticism of the author's main point.
(E) It is irrelevant to the phenomenon described.
Which of the following best describes the purpose of the sentence highlighted in bold?
(A) It is the author's primary conclusion.
(B) It uses an example and analogy to add emphasis.
(C) It is the primary support of the conclusion.
(D) It implicitly rebuts criticism of the author's main point.
(E) It is irrelevant to the phenomenon described.
02 May 2018, 06:03
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Argument starts by saying that some animal right advocates have shown the willingness to allow scientists to perform cruel experiments.This willingness betrays the very principles of the movement.It's not enough to protest just for some animals. Same rights must be granted to all animals.And in the end, an analogy is presented.
Conclusion-The same rights must be granted to all animals, regardless of how they strike our aesthetic sense.
Correct answer- B
B) It uses an example and analogy to add emphasis.
Conclusion-The same rights must be granted to all animals, regardless of how they strike our aesthetic sense.
Correct answer- B
B) It uses an example and analogy to add emphasis.
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Recently, animal right advocates have shown a willingness to allow scientists to perform cruel experiments on snakes and rats. This willingness betrays the very principles on which our movement depends. Protesting only the misuses of dogs, cats and chimpanzees is not enough. The same rights must be granted to all animals, regardless of how they strike our aesthetic sense. The line drawn between dogs and snakes is every bit as intolerable as that drawn between humans and dogs.
Which of the following best describes the purpose of the sentence highlighted in bold?
(A) It is the author's primary conclusion. It is not the conclusion. That all the animals have the same right is the main conclusion.
(B) It uses an example and analogy to add emphasis. Correct.
(C) It is the primary support of the conclusion. Does not appear to be the support, although helps the author's point. Choice B is a better choice.
(D) It implicitly rebuts criticism of the author's main point. Wrong. It supports the conclusion.
(E) It is irrelevant to the phenomenon described. Wrong. The boldface is relevant, since it supports the conclusion.
Which of the following best describes the purpose of the sentence highlighted in bold?
(A) It is the author's primary conclusion. It is not the conclusion. That all the animals have the same right is the main conclusion.
(B) It uses an example and analogy to add emphasis. Correct.
(C) It is the primary support of the conclusion. Does not appear to be the support, although helps the author's point. Choice B is a better choice.
(D) It implicitly rebuts criticism of the author's main point. Wrong. It supports the conclusion.
(E) It is irrelevant to the phenomenon described. Wrong. The boldface is relevant, since it supports the conclusion.
