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CR · Critical Reasoning
605-655
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It is believed that the high levels of traffic and pollution in metropolitan areas contribute to health issues. However, over the past few decades, the population of wild rabbits in the United States has increased, and many Americans have relocated from cities to rural areas. This increased proximity to rabbits has led to a rise in cases of tularemia among the population. The author would likely agree with which of the following conclusions?
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(A) Tularemia is now a more significant risk for rural populations than urban populations.
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(B) Rural living can present health hazards.
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(C) Urban living is less healthy than rural living.
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(D) Rural living is generally safer than urban living.
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(E) Traffic and pollution are less dangerous than tularemia.
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