Please help tie these two strengthen CR's together..

[AbigailS228]

Hello!

In referring back to the question starting with "Almost every modern kitchen today" (since two are discussed on this board), I still think the right answer is worded too strongly using the words "the only criterion." How do we know when such a strong response is allowed to be a right answer?

I'm taking my class in a week so I would really appreciate a quick response, but I understand if you can't get to it in time!

Abigail

[sw001]

Absolute safety is the only criterion by which an appliance should be judged to be acceptable as “standard.”

I chose this option, but it does sound Extreme because of the use of "Absolute". In the stimulus - we do have "completely safe" mentioned. But, there is no definition of completely safe mentioned in the stimulus.

and option D, further makes you think - yes, there is nothing like completely safe that exists.

[tim]

I'm not entirely sure what your point is here. Are you asking a question?

[sw001]

I'm not entirely sure what your point is here. Are you asking a question?

Hello Tim,

Thanks for your response. Yes, can we choose Absolute safety (which seems extreme) based on "completely safe" mentioned in the stimulus.

[RonPurewal]

"absolute" safety = "complete" safety = "total" safety. same idea.