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CR · Critical Reasoning
605-655
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Lila Thompson argues that her novels are overlooked because they cater to a broad readership, which she believes diminishes their literary value. However, this belief may be misguided. While Thompson's novels feature captivating plots, the prose is uninspired, failing to resonate with readers. This is likely the reason for the lack of recognition for her literary contributions. Which one of the following most accurately states the argument's overall conclusion?
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Lila Thompson's novels are not significant literary contributions.
Lila Thompson is mistaken in thinking that the broad appeal of her novels has led to their lack of recognition.
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Although Lila Thompson's novels have captivating plots, the prose is uninspired and does not resonate with readers.
D
Lila Thompson has not received recognition for her literary contributions because her novels appeal to a broad audience.
E
Lila Thompson should have received some recognition for her literary contributions despite the uninspired prose.
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The argument presented by Lila Thompson suggests that her novels are not recognized due to their broad appeal, but the author counters this by stating that the uninspired prose is the likely reason for the lack of recognition. Therefore, the conclusion is that Lila…
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What this question tests
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.
Details
Difficulty
605-655
Type
CR