Insults

I pick D, but C is a close second. A, B and E are out because the linking statement should contain info about both instances (when one should feel pity or gratitude).

I chose D over C because the "unreasonable"-ness of anger is already discussed in the opening sentence.

What's the source of these wacky questions?

I guess these are LSAT sets ....

I pick D.
Negating D will cause the argument to fall apart.

I like E

more opinions?

C IMO. OA plz

IMO C

Here is my analysis:
results
insult ---------> Anger

insult = assertion of bad character

if assertion = false
==> pity/ignorance
if assertion = true
==> grateful/useful info

so either one should be pitiful or grateful for insult...
Hence C

Hope my analysis is correct

gmatv09 wrote:IMO C

Here is my analysis:
results
insult ---------> Anger

insult = assertion of bad character

if assertion = false
==> pity/ignorance
if assertion = true
==> grateful/useful info

so either one should be pitiful or grateful for insult...
Hence C

Hope my analysis is correct :-)

it certainly is...well done
OA C

Hey Avenue,

Is the OA miswritten by you? You have wrote it as A.

I think these questions are unnecassarily harder I did not see any question in OA or somewhere these are 800 + and for natives

I would go with option C as the correct option