Many mountain climbers regard

Answer choices

1. A

   Wrong Evidence14% picked this

   Projects undertaken primarily for spiritual reasons ought to be abandoned if the

   The argument does not indicate whether climbing Mount Everest is a project undertaken primarily for spiritual reasons.

   14%
2. B

   Correct73% picked this

   Dangerous activities that are unlikely to result in significant spiritual benefits for those undertaking them

   Why this is right

   This bridges the gap between D + SD → A dangerous activities that are unlikely to result in spiritual discovery and the assertion that such activities should not be attempted.

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

   73%
3. C

   Out of Scope0% picked this

   Activities that are extremely dangerous ought to be legally prohibited unless they are necessary to

   Whether an activity should be legally prohibited is not relevant to the argument.

   0%
4. D

   Too Weak8% picked this

   Profound spiritual experiences can be achieved without undergoing the serious danger involved

   This principle does not justify the conclusion that climbers should not attempt to climb Mount Everest.

   8%
5. E

   Too Weak4% picked this

   Mountain climbers and other athletes should carefully examine the underlying reasons they have for participating

   This principle does not justify the conclusion that climbers should not attempt to climb Mount Everest.

   4%