English, 27.05.2020 19:05 alaynaakrie9151

From this passage, a reader might logically draw which conclusion?
A. Members of Greenpeace would be likely to agree that sometimes you have to break a
law in an effort to improve the world.
B. Members of Greenpeace would say that the media is not an essential element in the
environmentalist movement.
C. The Greenpeace organization would advocate the bombing of ships that refused to stop
slaughtering endangered species of animals.
D. Members of Greenpeace would probably agree that people who harm the environment
for profit will change their ways and stop causing damage when they hear reasoned,
logical arguments against their activities.

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