Ah, tricky one! Forget eliminating options—first, decide if the assertion is *itself* true or false. If it's false, you're done; reason doesn't matter. Only if the assertion is true do you then check the reason and its linking. Fifteen years of watching clever students out-think themselves by jumping to options taught me this. It's like checking if the foundation stone is level before judging the wall built on it.
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