Question ID:PT92 S1 Q18 Passage:To achieve the traditional hotness of spicy cuisines, cooks use some specific kind of chili or other spice. But, as experienced cooks know, if food is sufficiently spiced it is impossible to distinguish which ingredient is causing the hot sensation. Therefore, none of the hot spices traditionally used is irreplaceable. Stem:Which one of the following arguments is most similar in its reasoning to the argument above? Correct Answer Choice:AChoice A:It is light-sensitive pigment in fishes' eyes that makes it possible for them to see. Any one of a variety of pigments makes underwater vision possible. Therefore, no particular one of these pigments is necessary for underwater vision. Choice B:Every country needs an adequate defense. But this can be overdone; no country that devotes the majority of its resources to the military can avoid war. Therefore, peacetime cannot persist in any nation that uses over half of its resources to support its armed forces. Choice C:To receive a doctorate, a student must complete the required number of classes and write a dissertation. Therefore, any student who writes a dissertation and completes the required number of classes will receive a doctorate. Choice D:Attending a music concert is a far richer experience than listening to a recorded piece of music. When playing live, musicians often depart from the original score; therefore, each live concert is a unique and irreplaceable event. Choice E:Good cooks always select their ingredients carefully, for they know that every delicious meal is made with high-quality ingredients. Therefore, no meal made without high-quality ingredients is delicious.