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Ultraviolet radiation from the sun can damage not only eyelid skin but [#permalink]
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Hi,

C & D both seem to be strong contender. I chose C sighting the difficulty in differentiating traffic lights.
How could one reject C on solid grounds and choose D instead when D is a bit open ended inference?

(C) Blue-blocking lenses should not be used when driving.
(D) Some sunglasses may leave their wearers vulnerable to eye problems.



It should be D since the stimuli states that not all blue-blocking lenses offer adequate UV protection. Not protected eyes are vulnerable to the damage of eyelid skin, cornea, and conjunctiva. Thus, some sunglasses (not all or some blue-blocking lenses) may leave their wearers vulnerable to eye problems (such as damage of eyelid skin...).

C is not an inference because the passage only says that such lenses may (or may not, ‘may’ doesn’t mean for 100%) make the hues in traffic lights difficult to discriminate. But those who want to see distant objects easier, especially in low light, and protect their eyes from UV may still wear them while driving (lenses certified to protect).
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