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噢噢噢噢噢噢噢噢噢噢噢噢噢噢噢噢噢噢噢噢!!!!!!
我终于理解真谛了!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
请看manhattan instructor 的这篇回复(http://www.manhattangmat.com/forums/a-drug-that-is-highly-effective-in-treating-many-types-of-in-t3788.html): Notice how D speaks directly to this issue. If the tree can, in fact, be grown from cultivation then extinction will not be an inevitable outcome. This severely weakens the extinction argument.
The rationale you give for E assumes that the inaccessibility of the ibora will eventually stop production, and so the tree won't become extinct. A better way to weigh E is to consider that even if the trees are found only in inaccessible places, the conclusion would still hold: IF production of the drug continues, THEN the tree would still become extinct. Choice E in no way addresses the extinction issue directly. Surely your line of reasoning makes sense, but it's too complicated a tale to be a typical GMAT correct answer. I might give E a "slightly weakens" while D is a "severely weakens."
所以其实就没有Mostly 或者 slightly的区别,没有靠感觉这个选项更好一点:只有对于错,只有攻击argument的logical chain本身才可以算对? |
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