The author warns against installing the scoreboard. which statement gives the weakest support for the argument?

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The author warns against installing  the scoreboard. Which statement  gives the weakest support for the  argument?

A. One school band was told not to play  whenever videos ran on the  scoreboard.

B. The scoreboard will advertise clothing  that is unpopular with most teens.

C. Advertising on the scoreboard will  influence the way students spend their  money

D. Video ads on the scoreboard may take  attention away from students

The statement that gives the weakest support for the argument is:

B. The scoreboard will advertise clothing  that is unpopular with most teens.

Explanation:

The arguments presented in options A, C, and D have a good degree of importance. If the scoreboard will interfere with the band activities, distract students, or influence them in bad ways, then we have good reasons to not install it. On the other hand, whether it will advertise clothes that are unpopular or not is not really a reason to worry about installing it. It may make it less attractive, but in this case it is not really interfering with students' lives and performance.

The scoreboard will advertise clothing that is unpopular with most teens.

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