E stands out to me, since it points there could be other reasons
OA?
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i would choose Dselango wrote:
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hmhmhm its so hard to type without the version of CR right here...
the CR says that deforest decreased a lot this year compare to last year
reason: government spent money to enforce law agaisnt cutting or burning forest... so its law works
D somehow weaken
but B is also weaken, it says much rainfall this year causes decreased in burning the forest by drought and so caused the decrease in deforest
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IMO C.
Explanation:
The government claims that its effort on anti-deforestation proved effective consequently decreasing the rate of deforestation.
What if the rate of deforestation continued to be same and some other factor like rains during usual drought/burning season may have added more greenery to forest even when burning and cutting of trees continues?
In my opinion, option C focuses on this point. Thus C.
OA please!
Explanation:
The government claims that its effort on anti-deforestation proved effective consequently decreasing the rate of deforestation.
What if the rate of deforestation continued to be same and some other factor like rains during usual drought/burning season may have added more greenery to forest even when burning and cutting of trees continues?
In my opinion, option C focuses on this point. Thus C.
OA please!
deforestation of tropical rain forest decreased becasue the G enfored a kind of law which forbid to cut and burn trees in the forest.... ( this mean that deforestation is caused by buring or cutting a lot of tree)selango wrote:
Source :LSAT
conclusion : the law works.
B: the law didnt work because during dry 6 month, it was terribly raining thus no trees ware burnt....
is B the answerr?
