Question ID:PT79 S4 Q16 Passage:Voter: Our prime minister is evidently seeking a job at an international organization. Anyone seeking a job at an international organization would surely spend a lot of time traveling abroad, and our prime minister has spent more days abroad than at home so far this year. Stem:Which one of the following arguments is most similar in its flawed reasoning to the voter's argument? Correct Answer Choice:DChoice A:Kao must be a golfer. Kao is planning to run for office, and most people who run for office play golf. Choice B:Franklin will lose the coming election. The opposing candidate has better policy ideas and brings more relevant experience to the job. Choice C:Ramirez is evidently able to control the traffic signals. Just now, as Ramirez approached the curb, the traffic signal changed from red to green. Choice D:Thompson must be negotiating a personal loan. Thompson was at the bank yesterday, and people who are negotiating a personal loan go to the bank to meet with a loan agent. Choice E:McKinsey must have committed a crime at some point. After all, despite extensive background checks no one has been able to show that McKinsey has never committed a crime.