PrepTest 77, Section 2, Question 11
Farmers who use genetically engineered plants on a large scale are at great financial risk because at any time a study could be published that would undermine what little confidence consumers have in genetically engineered foods. It is unwise for farmers to grow such crops. They do not fetch a high enough price to compensate for the risk.
Farmers who use genetically engineered plants on a large scale are at great financial risk because at any time a study could be published that would undermine what little confidence consumers have in genetically engineered foods. It is unwise for farmers to grow such crops. They do not fetch a high enough price to compensate for the risk.
Farmers who use genetically engineered plants on a large scale are at great financial risk because at any time a study could be published that would undermine what little confidence consumers have in genetically engineered foods. It is unwise for farmers to grow such crops. They do not fetch a high enough price to compensate for the risk.
Farmers who use genetically engineered plants on a large scale are at great financial risk because at any time a study could be published that would undermine what little confidence consumers have in genetically engineered foods. It is unwise for farmers to grow such crops. They do not fetch a high enough price to compensate for the risk.
Which one of the following most accurately expresses the conclusion of the argument as a whole?
A farmer who grows genetically engineered crops on a large scale is taking a financial risk.
It is not prudent for a farmer to grow genetically engineered crops.
The price paid for genetically engineered crops does not compensate for the financial risk farmers incur by growing them.
A study could come out at any time that would greatly undermine public confidence in genetically engineered foods.
Consumers have very little confidence in genetically engineered foods.
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