Question ID:PT74 S4 Q5 Passage:Government official: Although the determination of local residents to rebuild hiking trails recently devastated by a landslide indicates that they are strongly committed to their community, the government should not assist them in rebuilding. The reason is clear: there is a strong likelihood of future landslides in that location that could cause serious injury or worse. Stem:Which one of the following principles, if valid, most helps to justify the reasoning in the government official's argument?  Correct Answer Choice:DChoice A:Residents should not be allowed to rebuild trails unless the government assists them in rebuilding. Choice B:The determination of residents to rebuild hiking trails devastated by landslides should be what determines government support for the project. Choice C:Government agencies should not assist people with projects unless those people are strongly committed to their community. Choice D:The government should not assist in projects that are very likely to result in circumstances that could lead to serious injury. Choice E:Residents should be discouraged from rebuilding in any area that has had an extensive history of landslides.