Recognize similar situations | Praxis Core Reading | Khan Academy

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[@auburnrea]

You're wrong. It's E. The goal of the two choices in the first two sentences is the same: traveling to get from point A to point B. There is no common goal in your selected answer A. There are no common goals in answers B or C. There is a common goal in D: speaking to a group of people but this comparison falls flat to that of the passage because the activity performed, speaking, is the same---just done on a smaller level. The answer is E. The common goals are the same: to take medicine into your body but some people prefer to do it a different way because of a fear. Additionally, nowhere in this passage does it state that driving is unsafe; you put that condition there yourself to rationalize the comparison. Can I have your job?

[@joshuasteinwandt1587]

def wrong