General Studies · Statement and Arguments
In the following question, a statement is given followed by two arguments numbered I and II. Decide which of the arguments is/are strong. Statement: The death penalty should be abolished. Arguments: I. No, it should not be abolished. This punishment eliminates the possibility of an offender getting away without facing proportional consequences for heinous actions. II. Yes, it should be abolished. Capital punishment eliminates the possibility of rehabilitation for a person who is not a habitual offender.
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- 1Only argument II is strong
- 2Both arguments I and II are strong✓
- 3Only argument I is strong
- 4Neither argument I nor II is strong
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Both arguments I and II are strong
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