PT141.S2.Q6 > Explanation

SECTION 1 · rc

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SECTION 2 · lr

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SECTION 3 · rc

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SECTION 4 · lr

(A) hurts the argument. We want to prove that it’s fine for Quirks to be unrealistic, whereas (A) implies this makes Quirks a bad movie.

(B) is tempting as it does support the conclusion, but it doesn’t match the author’s reasoning. The author thinks that it’s okay for Quirks to be unrealistic because it is a good example of a comedy, not because it’s popular.

Irrelevant. Regardless of whether Quirks should or shouldn’t be funny because of its style, why does this make it okay to be unrealistic?

We know that Quirks was funny, making it a good example of a comedy. (D) tells us this makes Quirks successful, which provides us with a reason to disregard the critics’ criticism.

Irrelevant. We have no clue if Quirks tried to stay only within the comedy genre. And even if it did, why would this make it okay to be unrealistic?

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