Question ID:PT32 S1 Q10 Passage:To accommodate the personal automobile, houses are built on widely scattered lots far from places of work and shopping malls are equipped with immense parking lots that leave little room for wooded areas. Hence, had people generally not used personal automobiles, the result would have to have been a geography of modern cities quite different from the one we have now. Stem:The argument's reasoning is questionable because the argument Correct Answer Choice:AChoice A:infers from the idea that the current geography of modern cities resulted from a particular cause that it could only have resulted from that cause Choice B:infers from the idea that the current geography of modern cities resulted from a particular cause that other facets of modern life resulted from that cause Choice C:overlooks the fact that many technological innovations other than the personal automobile have had some effect on the way people live Choice D:takes for granted that shopping malls do not need large parking lots even given the use of the personal automobile Choice E:takes for granted that people ultimately want to live without personal automobiles