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Hello @blackberry18051995@gmail.com, I approach parallel reasoning questions by removing the specifics of the argument. A general rule is established. An exception to the rule is presented. The rule will likely not apply in this case. Which answer choice matches this format? B. General rule: African violets don't thrive in sunlight, so they should be placed in north-facing windows Exception: These south-facing windows are shaded by trees. Conclusion: The african violets should grow properly in this case. Answer choice C begins with a general rule. It also has the exception of maple trees, so I see why you were tempted by this answer. However, B is better because it has the positive result similar to the stimulus. The peas and the violets are likely to succeed, contrary to the general rule.

I also think(may be I am inaccurate), the last sentence of the answer choice C , talks about the outcome of the introduced negative factor like the maple trees characteristics than the flowers in the shade. may be...