this is absolutely necessary to learn for LR

ugh.

These lessons are incredibly helpful. Thank you so much.

I understand why the correct answer is correct. I'm not understanding why D is wrong. D states that harmful chemicals in irradiated foods is less than what's naturally occurring. Fine. Just because it's less than what naturally occurs doesn't mean it's not bad. It's still bad. The stim doesn't explicitly state that the minute naturally occurring forms aren't bad. Can't we assume that cumulative effects of something small, that's not good, will make it worse, even if it's just by a small amount, will thereby not weaken the argument? Sorry for the word salad at the end.

I get the word "lawgic" is something this program came up with, but it's quite distracting to read it over and over again.