Carcass wrote:
QUESTION 1
Choice (A) is supported by the characterization of the argument that America often goes to war for an abstract ideal as refreshingly candid.Choice (B) is supported by the inclusion of democratization of societies in the list of such ideals, as well as by the examples of the Spanish-American War and World War I. Choice (C) is supported by the use of the phrase wealth of examples to describe the work.
For choice (C), isn't the pool of examples quite small to be considered a "large number of examples"?
From what I can construe, "democratization of societies, world peace, liberty, or freedom" don't align to a concrete sense as an example, but more of an ideological abstraction.
The only examples I can find are the "Spanish-American War" and "World War I", which only sum up to 2.
So, shouldn't the choice (C) be wrong?