In the lesson, J.Y. says “All soft drinks and candies? No – the soft drinks and candies advertised on television shows directed towards children.” This being the case, it seems to me the reason that B is wrong is not because it is about television advertisements but because B talks about “deceptive and misleading,” and the stimulus does not do this. But what if B were something like, “that television advertisements can lull one into making poor choices”? B would then align with the fact that we are talking about soft drinks and candies advertised on television.
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In the lesson, J.Y. says “All soft drinks and candies? No – the soft drinks and candies advertised on television shows directed towards children.” This being the case, it seems to me the reason that B is wrong is not because it is about television advertisements but because B talks about “deceptive and misleading,” and the stimulus does not do this. But what if B were something like, “that television advertisements can lull one into making poor choices”? B would then align with the fact that we are talking about soft drinks and candies advertised on television.