A DLPT passage presents a long policy speech in which the speaker spends most of the time describing the severity of a problem and very little time justifying the proposed solution. A skilled listener should recognize that:
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A
The severity of the problem itself justifies any solution offered
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B
The argument for the solution may be underdeveloped regardless of how serious the problem is
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C
The speaker is using inductive reasoning to build from evidence to conclusion
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D
The speech structure indicates the solution is universally accepted