In order to cut costs

Answer choices

1. A

   Unrelated to Goal14% picked this

   Any knowledgeable and experienced builder would realize that using the inferior construction materials that Mr. Kapp used would

   Since this answer doesn't say "it was wrong" or anything equivalent, it's of no use to us. Our task is to prove the idea of "it was wrong", and the argument never defined what "wrong" is, so the the correct answer must.

   14%
2. B

   Too Weak6% picked this

   An action can be wrong from a moral standpoint without necessarily

   This only helps one establish the possibility of something being wrong (an action can be wrong). We have to definitely prove it was clearly wrong.

   6%
3. C

   Unrelated to Goal1% picked this

   Mr. Kapp made a large profit from the construction and sale

   Since this answer doesn't say "it was wrong" or anything equivalent, it's of no use to us. Our task is to prove the idea of "it was wrong", and the argument never defined what "wrong" is, so the the correct answer must.

   1%
4. D

   Correct64% picked this

   It is wrong to knowingly put people at serious risk for the

   Why this is right

   This says knowingly put people at serious risk for the sake → it was wrong of profit Did Mr. K's action knowingly put people at serious risk for the sake of profit? Yup. "In order to maximize profit, Mr. K used inferior materials, and he must have realized that his action would put people at serious risk".

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

   64%
5. E

   Unrelated to Goal16% picked this

   Mr. Kapp either knew or ought to have known that using the inferior materials he used to build the library would

   Since this answer doesn't say "it was wrong" or anything equivalent, it's of no use to us. Our task is to prove the idea of "it was wrong", and the argument never defined what "wrong" is, so the the correct answer must.

   16%