PrepTest 23, Section 3, Question 6

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Studies indicate that the rate at which water pollution is increasing is leveling off: the amount of water pollution caused this year is almost identical to the amount caused last year. If this trend continues, the water pollution problem will no longer be getting more serious.

Studies indicate that the rate at which water pollution is increasing is leveling off: the amount of water pollution caused this year is almost identical to the amount caused last year. If this trend continues, the water pollution problem will no longer be getting more serious.

Studies indicate that the rate at which water pollution is increasing is leveling off: the amount of water pollution caused this year is almost identical to the amount caused last year. If this trend continues, the water pollution problem will no longer be getting more serious.

Studies indicate that the rate at which water pollution is increasing is leveling off: the amount of water pollution caused this year is almost identical to the amount caused last year. If this trend continues, the water pollution problem will no longer be getting more serious.

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The reasoning is questionable because it ignores the possibility that

some types of water pollution have no noticeable effect on organisms that use the water

the types of water pollution caused this year are less dangerous than those caused last year

the leveling-off trend of water pollution will not continue

air and soil pollution are becoming more serious

the effects of water pollution are cumulative

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