Question ID:PT28 S3 Q14 Passage:If citizens do not exercise their right to vote, then democratic institutions will crumble and, as a consequence, much valuable social cohesion will be lost.  Of course, one person's vote can only make an imperceptible difference to the result of an election, but one must consider the likely effects of large numbers of people failing to vote.  An act or omission by one person is not right if such an act or omission done by large numbers of people would be socially damaging.  Organized society would be impossible if theft were common, though a single dishonest act on the part of a single person is likely to have an insignificant effect upon society. Stem:Which one of the following most accurately expresses the main conclusion of the argument? Correct Answer Choice:AChoice A:People in a democracy should not neglect to vote. Choice B:Dishonest acts and failure to vote are equally damaging. Choice C:There is a risk that individual antisocial acts will be imitated by others. Choice D:A single person's vote or wrongful act can in fact make a great deal of difference. Choice E:Large-scale dishonesty and neglect of public duty will be destructive of democratic and other societies.