First of all, C counters what the argument is trying to prove. If C is correct, the insurance company will be justified to charge more on insurance and still would not earn a bigger profit. C would be the correct answer if it says ...are NOT more likely... Second, you should know that assumption is a required condition, not a sufficient condition for the argument. One example of sufficient condition: Wang took a UA flight from Beijing to Chicago yesterday. So he is in the US now. If we say Wang did not take a UA flight, Wang might still be in the US now because he could have taken a Northwest flight. This example help us clarify one more kind of assumption question. For example: Wang is in the US now. What is the assumption? The asnwer is not that Wang took a UA flight because that is just one sufficient condition. It does not have to be true. |