Some environmentalists question the prudence of exploiting features of the environment, arguing that there are no eco...
OQMay 31, 2018
Sufficient and Necessary
Is there a video for this question? There is no S & N relationship in this question, correct? B is just correct because it restates the "some" relationship from the second group of environmentalists?
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You're right. This is a quantifier question, so the relationships are going to be in terms of "some," "most," or "all."
(B) is correct for a few reasons. It recognizes that "many environmentalists" can only definitively be interpreted as "some" (which is why (C) is wrong). It also recognizes that holding non economic reasons does not mean that those are the only reasons they hold (which is why (D) is wrong). (A) and (E) also overstate the argument in the question by making the implications broader than can logically be concluded from the information given.
