Question ID:PT58 S1 Q26 Passage:Philosopher:  Wolves do not tolerate an attack by one wolf on another if the latter wolf demonstrates submission by baring its throat. The same is true of foxes and domesticated dogs. So it would be erroneous to deny that animals have rights on the grounds that only human beings are capable of obeying moral rules. Stem:The philosopher's argument proceeds by attempting to Correct Answer Choice:AChoice A:provide counterexamples to refute a premise on which a particular conclusion is based Choice B:establish inductively that all animals possess some form of morality Choice C:cast doubt on the principle that being capable of obeying moral rules is a necessary condition for having rights Choice D:establish a claim by showing that the denial of that claim entails a logical contradiction Choice E:provide evidence suggesting that the concept of morality is often applied too broadly