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Answer choices

1. A

   Unrelated to Goal1% picked this

   Countries that refuse to join alliances generally respond more aggressively to problems than do countries

   This didn't fire any of the three contrapositive triggers we're looking for, in order to prove "not all strong foreign policy". ~Agree ? ~Per Grave ? ~Resp Agg ? ~Str FP - they won't all agree it threatens economy - they won't all perceive as grave - they won't respond aggressively We should also be creeped out by the Relative vs. Absolute shift. The argument deals with whether or not they respond aggressively. This answer is shifting to more/less aggressively.

   1%
2. B

   Unrelated to Goal4% picked this

   Countries become less aggressive in foreign policy if greater wealth leads them to think that they have more to lose

   This didn't fire any of the three contrapositive triggers we're looking for, in order to prove "not all strong foreign policy". ~Agree ? ~Per Grave ? ~Resp Agg ? ~Str FP - they won't all agree it threatens economy - they won't all perceive as grave - they won't respond aggressively We should also be creeped out by out of scope stuff (greater wealth). Correct answers to Sufficient Assumption almost never bring in any new wording.

   4%
3. C

   Correct76% picked this

   Problems that appear to some member countries of the European Union to threaten the alliance’s economy will not

   Why this is right

   This fires the first of our triggers, setting the whole contrapositive chain in motion. ~Agree ? ~Per Grave ? ~Resp Agg ? ~Str FP If problems that appear to some members to threaten the economy will not appear that way to others, then we know they will not all agree that a problem threatens their alliance's economy. Thus, they won't all perceive it as grave and thus they won't respond aggressively, which proves that not all members will be strong in foreign policy.

   Skill tested: Sufficient Assumption · how this choice captures the argument's function is the move to repeat next time.

   76%
4. D

   Unrelated to Goal15% picked this

   European Union member countries that fail to perceive the economic relevance of problems are generally

   This didn't fire any of the three contrapositive triggers we're looking for, in order to prove "not all strong foreign policy". ~Agree ? ~Per Grave ? ~Resp Agg ? ~Str FP - they won't all agree it threatens economy - they won't all perceive as grave - they won't respond aggressively We should also be creeped out by out of scope stuff (perceive economic relevance). Correct answers to Sufficient Assumption almost never bring in any new wording.

   15%
5. E

   Unrelated to Goal3% picked this

   Alliances that are economically beneficial for a given country are not necessarily beneficial with regard

   This didn't fire any of the three contrapositive triggers we're looking for, in order to prove "not all strong foreign policy". ~Agree ? ~Per Grave ? ~Resp Agg ? ~Str FP - they won't all agree it threatens economy - they won't all perceive as grave - they won't respond aggressively We should also be creeped out by out of scope stuff (economically beneficial alliances).

   3%