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74% (01:32) correct
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Benson: In order to maintain the quality of life in our city, we need to restrict growth. That is why I support the new zoning regulations.
Willett: I had heard such arguments ten years ago, and again five years ago. Each time the city council was justified in deciding not to restrict growth. Since there is nothing new in this idea of restricting growth, I oppose the regulations.
Which one of the following most accurately describes a way in which Willett’s reasoning is questionable?
(A) It presumes that growth is necessarily good without offering support for that position.
(B) It is based on attacking Benson personally rather than responding to Benson’s reasoning.
(C) It ignores the possibility that new reasons for restricting growth have arisen in the past five years.
(D) It fails to take into account the variety of factors that contribute to the quality of life in a city.
(E) It overlooks the possibility that the city council of ten years ago was poorly qualified to decide on zoning regulations
Willett: I had heard such arguments ten years ago, and again five years ago. Each time the city council was justified in deciding not to restrict growth. Since there is nothing new in this idea of restricting growth, I oppose the regulations.
Which one of the following most accurately describes a way in which Willett’s reasoning is questionable?
(A) It presumes that growth is necessarily good without offering support for that position.
(B) It is based on attacking Benson personally rather than responding to Benson’s reasoning.
(C) It ignores the possibility that new reasons for restricting growth have arisen in the past five years.
(D) It fails to take into account the variety of factors that contribute to the quality of life in a city.
(E) It overlooks the possibility that the city council of ten years ago was poorly qualified to decide on zoning regulations
02 Jul 2018, 07:20
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is the ans to this C? E is also a close contender but it talks about only of the other times
