I agree with johnsdouglass that categorizing the three as "important" jobs constitutes a leap and that I could see this type of answer choice easily being a trap in other questions.

Can you please help me with how I could safely make this presumption?

Hi I usually have harder time than others on most strongly supported conclusion questions For this one I had the answer choices narrowed down to B and D. B seemed a tad extreme so I eliminated it, and thanks to POE I got the right answer. But no matter how many times I review the answer I can't figu...

I thought the reason perhaps is because even if the ozone layer is worth "less" than the world's economic resources, there is no guarantee the world's economic resources, when combined, will have a calculable monetary value. In other words, all of the world's economic resources might be ab...

Thanks christine.defenbaugh! You really got to the heart of the problem and I'm so much better off for it. Now I can see that the question stem isn't asking for the "rhetorical" conclusion, which has been at the core of my reasoning, but rather something that's true and relevant to the ext...

Hi guys, I have an idea for why the answer choice (D) goes against the argument: The stimulus is more so leaning toward the possibility that the hominids who exclusively inhabited the forest environment were not bipedal. You can tell by the tone of the main conclusion that comes after "however&...