Read the following quotation from "The Value of a Sherpa Life."
But Himalayan climbing is understood to be extremely dangerous, and people who play the game still cling to its romantic roots in exploration rather than its current status as recreational tourism.
What point does the contrast in this quotation most clearly help Schaffer make?
A. If people understood the dangers of climbing as well as its charms, they would support new safety rules.
B. If people saw climbing as a business instead of an adventure, they would not easily accept the risks Sherpas take.
C. If people saw the thoughtlessness of tourists as well as their wealth, they would protect local customs.
D. If people understood the bravery of explorers as well as of their guides, they would have more respect for Sherpas.
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A) if people understood dangers of climbing as wellas its charms they would support new safety rules.
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A) if people understood the dangers of climbing as well as its charms they would support new safety rules.
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