
Passage: Anti-nuclear activist: shutting down the plant is a victory for the anti-nuclear cause, which shows that the nuclear industry is too late to admit the fact that they cannot operate the plant safely. Manager of the nuclear power plant: it doesn't show that. We can get straight electricity from non-nuclear resources, coupled with mandatory safety checks and maintenance, making it uneconomical to continue to operate the plant. Therefore, the closure of the nuclear power plant is not out of safety considerations, but out of economic considerations.
Question: Which of the following options is the reason why the manager's argument is flawed?
A. A.It does not acknowledge that power companies may now believe that the plant is unsafe, even if it is not closed for safety considerations.
B. B.It regards the increase in costs resulting from the adoption of safe precautions as a purely economic factor.
C. C.It ignores the possibility that the resources from which cheap electricity can be obtained may themselves have security problems.
D. D.It mistakenly regards the question of what shutting down the plant means to the public as a question of what the reason for shutting down the plant is.
Answer: