Question ID:PT41 S1 Q22 Passage:If violations of any of a society's explicit rules routinely go unpunished, then that society's people will be left without moral guidance. Because people who lack moral guidance will act in many different ways, chaos results. Thus, a society ought never to allow any of its explicit rules to be broken with impunity. Stem:The reasoning in the argument is most vulnerable to criticism on the grounds that the argument Correct Answer Choice:DChoice A:takes for granted that a society will avoid chaos as long as none of its explicit rules are routinely violated with impunity Choice B:fails to consider that the violated rules might have been made to prevent problems that would not arise even if the rules were removed Choice C:infers, from the claim that the violation of some particular rules will lead to chaos, that the violation of any rule will lead to chaos Choice D:confuses the routine nonpunishment of violations of a rule with sometimes not punishing violations of the rule Choice E:takes for granted that all of a society's explicit rules result in equally serious consequences when broken