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1. Oil companies argue strenuously that no further restrictions should be placed on
offshore drilling due to our country’s need for energy resources, and the possible
serious consequences if new energy reserves are not located and explored now. Of
course, the vast sums of money the oil companies stand to reap as a result of these
drilling efforts completely invalidates any such arguments.
The questionable pattern of reasoning above is most similar to which of the
following?
(A) Everyone in town was wearing boots yesterday, and everyone in town was also
carrying an umbrella. Based on this evidence it is obvious that wearing boots
causes one to carry an umbrella.
(B) The owner of a local gas station claims to be losing money, but everyone knows
that the oil industry is earning record profits, which undoubtedly proves that the
gas station’s owner must be lying.
(C) The mayor has argued strenuously in favor of a government housing subsidy. Since
such a move would benefit some town residents more than others, this plan
should not be implemented.
(D) Although the board claims that their vote in favor of the merger is in the best
interest of all shareholders, the fact that the merger will be most beneficial to the
board’s members themselves shows that other shareholders should object to the
board’s decision.
(E) The individual who cheated on yesterday’s test surely could have answered every
question correctly. Mary answered every question on the test correctly, so she
must have been the student who cheated.
正确答案是D,请问C为什么错了呢?cr bible p317
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