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Since consuming an egg cuts off its growth into a chicken, most people believe that chicken egg is non-vegetarian food. However, only brown free range eggs, which constitute a small proportion of chicken eggs, are fertile. The rest of the chicken eggs – which are white in color – are infertile and would never hatch under any conditions. Therefore, white chicken-eggs are vegetarian in nature
The conclusion above is properly drawn if which of the following is assumed?
A. Seeds, which cannot grow into plants but can provide nourishment to humans, are considered vegetarian.
B. Any animal product that is fertile cannot be considered vegetarian.
C. When an animal product is deemed infertile, it is considered to be vegetarian.
D. Immaterial of the fertility of the egg, vegans consider eggs to be non-vegetarian in nature.
E. Some brown free range eggs can also be infertile and some of the white eggs can be fertile
The conclusion above is properly drawn if which of the following is assumed?
A. Seeds, which cannot grow into plants but can provide nourishment to humans, are considered vegetarian.
B. Any animal product that is fertile cannot be considered vegetarian.
C. When an animal product is deemed infertile, it is considered to be vegetarian.
D. Immaterial of the fertility of the egg, vegans consider eggs to be non-vegetarian in nature.
E. Some brown free range eggs can also be infertile and some of the white eggs can be fertile
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pl provide the explanation for each ans options especially for option B and C
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The argument states that white chicken eggs are infertile and therefore vegetarian. For the conclusion to be valid, it must assume that infertile animal products can be considered vegetarian. Option C captures this assumption.
A. Seeds are not directly relevant to the argument, as it concerns eggs and their fertility, not seeds.
B. This statement is unnecessary for the conclusion, as it only discusses the fertility of animal products, not the factors that define vegetarianism.
D. Vegans and their perspective on eggs are not relevant to the argument, which focuses on the distinction between vegetarianism based on egg fertility.
E. This statement does not help the conclusion, as it complicates the argument by suggesting that some brown free range eggs might be infertile and some white eggs might be fertile.
Option C is the best assumption to support the conclusion because it states that infertile animal products can be considered vegetarian, which is the core of the argument that white chicken eggs are vegetarian. The other options do not directly support the conclusion or are not relevant to the argument's focus.
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