If Nation A does not take action against Nation B, then the entire area will certainly come under hostile control. It most logically follows from the statement above that, if Nation A does take action against Nation B, then the entire area (A) Will certainly come under hostile control (B) Will likely come under hostile control (C) Will likely not come under hostile control (D) Will certainly not come under hostile control (E) May or may not come under hostile control
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thanks for the answer
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Hi, I’m not completely sold on the solution for this question. We don’t know anything about what will happen if A takes action against B. It may or may not come under hostile control.
What it tests
Whether you can identify the argument's main conclusion as opposed to a supporting premise.
Common trap
Selecting a restatement of a premise or a side point instead of the central conclusion.