Dietitian: It is true that nutrients

Answer choices

1. A

   Correct66% picked this

   It is mentioned as a reason for adopting a dietary practice that the dietitian provides a reason for

   Why this is right

   This is an indirect way of suggesting that the claim is used to support the argument’s conclusion.

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

   66%
2. B

   Too Strong5% picked this

   It is mentioned as the reason that is least often cited by those who recommend a dietary

   While the claim serves as an opposing point, the argument does not indicate whether the opposing point is supported by anyone, nor does it mention the frequency of the claims used to support the opposing point.

   5%
3. C

   Contradiction15% picked this

   It is mentioned as a generally accepted hypothesis that the dietitian attempts

   The author concedes this point and does not attempt to refute it.

   15%
4. D

   Wrong Role / Contradiction9% picked this

   It is attacked as inadequate evidence for the claim that nutrients are most effective when provided by natural

   The claim is not used to support the other opposing point, but rather the two claims are parallel to each other. Furthermore, the argument does not attack the claim

   9%
5. E

   Wrong Role6% picked this

   It is cited as a bad reason for adopting a dietary habit that

   The claim does not support a dietary habit recommended by the dietitian, but rather supports a dietary habit the dietitian argues should not be taken to the extreme.

   6%