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This one is a hard one and I personally got it wrong as well. The statement first told you that somthing (fullernes - spherical moleculdes...) originally created in lab (must be a controlled condition), then it was found in nature. In addition, the statement added, in order for this "something" to be created in lab, it must meet a very specific condition (hinting that those found in nature should have went through the same condition as those created in lab. So geologists want to use the implied relationship to conclude the environmental condition of earth around where and when this "something" is created in nature. To undermine this argument, you must break the implied connection made between lab's condition and earth's condition. Among the answers: A) careful experimentation needed to confirm the make of shungite content (unrelated, wrong) B) fullerenes (that something) was found on spacecraft (I chose this one, I thought it hinted that the "something" found in nature could actually be from out space and therefore will be no use to determine earth's condition. But I was wrong.) C) talking about the ingridients not how it was made (not related to geologists' argument) D) this "Somthing" found in nature has different make than lab created ones (since diamond and coal are on different in their crystal structure, and both are made out of carbon, but result in very different products through very different condition, a previsouly unknown crystal structure means that its differnt product than that something created in lab, and therefore cannot be concluded made from the same condition. E) just talked about the something found in nature, made no reference to the lab creation (unrelated) I know my answer is long, but this, I think, is one of the hardest CR in prep and deserves some attention. Hopefully it helps. |