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SECTION 1 · rc

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SECTION 2 · lr

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SECTION 3 · rc

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SECTION 4 · lr

The student wants to find a book they quoted in their research paper. Including the quotation requires an accurate citation, and an accurate citation requires finding the book. The completed paper will be much better with the quote included than without.

The research paper will be much better if the book is found.

This answer is anti-supported. The student specifically says that the quote will not be included without an accurate citation. So even if we assume that the book is not found, the student would omit the quotation rather than writing an inaccurate citation.

This answer is unsupported. Even without finding the book, there's no reason to think that the student will be unable to complete the research paper. We only know that the paper will be better with the citation.

This answer is strongly supported. The paper would be better with the quote included, and finding the book is necessary to include the quote, then the paper will suffer without finding the book.

This answer is anti-supported. Unlike (A) it doesn't assume that the student won't find the book, but the stimulus still indicates that the student would omit the quote rather than including an inaccurate citation.

This answer is unsupported. Unlike (B) it doesn't assume that the student won't find the book, but there's still no reason to think the paper couldn't be completed without the quote.

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