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A most likely true argument: A cupcake is desert. It has a lot of sugar. Yet, people still eat it. An assumption is that it is delicious. This is reasonable and most likely true.
I think this may help anyone who is struggling with the answer choices. So I initially got this question wrong. I then got it right in BR. I knew A was wrong because this may be true but it does not answer the question why it does not need to be increased. B functions as a counterargument. It goes against author's tone. There is something else occuring. C. It is too strong because the statistics can help support or illustrate an idea but prove states without a doubt x will happen. D. It is tricky because it seems like this due to diverging rates however this does not mean there is absolutely NO relationship. It just may be that it is a weak correlation. E. This is best because it seems to take in account author's pov.
Here is how I interpreted it: I chose A at first because it was right and the prompt explicity referenced it. However, it was not an assumption it was explicit which is why A is wrong. B, C and E are automatically wrong since they are too strong. B and D use words like any and best which is stronger than the stimulus's tone. E it says that future needs are more important but the prompt argues for a combination. Therefore, D is the best answer since usually words like for, since, because trigger a premise and after the premise there is a conclusion.
Yay finally 5/5!!!!
I also got this question right at first but then I changed my answer. I think the concept is philosophical so it is slightly hard. What helped me was thinking about alturism is not moral in relation to reason plays a role in moral behavior. These two concepts are related and it seems like the last sentence supports the second to last sentence. Boil down the sentences. At the core one sentence says some acts are not moral. The other sentence says reason has a role in moral behavior. Non-moral acts include reason. Therefore, the last two sentences support claim D.