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Question 08 Common sense tells you that the argument is not
entirely true since they still teach Latin and Greek in high
school and college. People still learns hieroglyphics to read
Egyptian inscriptions. The task here is to find a choice that
best describes the weakness in the argument. Here is a rephrase
of the paragraph.  Knowing ancient Greek is essential for
reading original Greek texts. “Most” (but not necessarily all!)
Greek are translated into English so we can just read English
translations of Homer and Plato. So ancient historian wannabes
don’t need to learn Greek anymore.  The weakness of the argument
is that there maybe a small number of the texts that have not
been translated. The argument did not preclude this possibility
since it did not say all ancient historical documents have been
translated.  (A) Co