This is because Scott assumes that rock climbing a wall is the same as Mt. Everest, therefore he is quickly or hastily grouping or generalizing that they are one and the same and the levels of difficulty are also the same. As well as evidence is not accurate and is not logically justified by sufficient evidence.
A - Authority is incorrect as Scott is not declaring authority or ownership over anything or anyone.
C - Popularity is incorrect as Scott is not self-declaring popularity status or anything related to popularity.
D - Slippery Slop is incorrect because Scott is not suggesting that taking a minor action will lead to ludicrous consequences. Although the first half of the statement sounds as if it would be the correct answer, the second half about consequences denotes that as it is merely stating that Scott would be finding a larger consequence as a result rather than an accomplishment.
He totally jumped to conclusions of sorts and is totally not prepared because, while he THINKS climbing Mt. Everest is as simple as this, it's really totally and completely different.
Explanation: a dialogue is a conversation between two or more people about a specific subject. In the given excerpt we can see a conversation between two people in a train-servicing station, they are waiting for a train and they are interacting with each other. By reading the given passage we can see that Lauren Mizock has reviewed the draft of "Train Tracks" to convey plot events using dialogue.
I go with B. if the meteorologist predicted it will snow on new years eve so it will snow on new years eve. This most likely to happen because they have maps and charts where they use to check the weather. They watch where the cold front is traveling across the country to predict what types of weather we are goiing to have daily.