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Kangaroos are often portrayed in the media as friendly and cuddly Australian cultural icons. However, they can hurt people. So, the Ministry of Tourism in Australia has banned visitors from touching Kangaroos in the wild.
Which of the following is the Tourism Ministry's assumption in putting the ban into effect?
(A) Tourists barely try and touch kangaroos they encounter in the wild.
(B) Kangaroos won't hurt people if they're not touched.
(C) A kangaroo used to the presence of people can have aggressive traits.
(D) Tourism will decline if Kangaroos attack people.
(E) The portrayal of Kangaroos and other animals in general in the media can be inaccurate.
Which of the following is the Tourism Ministry's assumption in putting the ban into effect?
(A) Tourists barely try and touch kangaroos they encounter in the wild.
(B) Kangaroos won't hurt people if they're not touched.
(C) A kangaroo used to the presence of people can have aggressive traits.
(D) Tourism will decline if Kangaroos attack people.
(E) The portrayal of Kangaroos and other animals in general in the media can be inaccurate.
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Kangaroos are often portrayed in the media as friendly and cuddly Australian cultural icons. However, they can hurt people. So, the Ministry of Tourism in Australia has banned visitors from touching Kangaroos in the wild.
Which of the following is the Tourism Ministry's assumption in putting the ban into effect?
IMO B
Which of the following is the Tourism Ministry's assumption in putting the ban into effect?
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