Question ID:PT8 S1 Q12 Passage:Light utility trucks have become popular among consumers who buy them primarily for the trucks’ rugged appearance. Yet although these trucks are tough-looking, they are exempt from the government’s car-safety standards that dictate minimum roof strength and minimum resistance to impact. Therefore, if involved in a serious high-impact accident, a driver of one of these trucks is more likely to be injured than is a driver of a car that is subject to these government standards. Stem:The argument depends on the assumption that Correct Answer Choice:EChoice A:the government has established safety standards for the construction of light utility trucks Choice B:people who buy automobiles solely for their appearance are more likely than other people to drive recklessly Choice C:light utility trucks are more likely than other kinds of vehicles to be involved in accidents that result in injuries Choice D:the trucks’ rugged appearance is deceptive in that their engines are not especially powerful Choice E:light utility trucks are less likely to meet the car-safety standards than are cars that are subject to the standards