15 of 20 questions remaining\nquestion 8\n0.5 points\nmary concludes her speech this way: \in the speech we…

15 of 20 questions remaining\nquestion 8\n0.5 points\nmary concludes her speech this way: \in the speech we have seen that organ donation saves lives, does not cause problems for grieving families, and is free for the donor. there are a lot of other good reasons that i could get into, but that should be enough to convince you to sign a donor card, and i have pamphlets here with instructions on how to do that. as the bumper sticker says, dont take your organs to heaven. heaven knows we need them here.\ which is a legitimate critique of it?\n○ this will offend people who dont believe in the afterlife.\n○ she mentions other material she didnt discuss.\n○ she doesnt signal the end of the speech.\n○ she doesnt ask them to do anything.

15 of 20 questions remaining\nquestion 8\n0.5 points\nmary concludes her speech this way: \in the speech we have seen that organ donation saves lives, does not cause problems for grieving families, and is free for the donor. there are a lot of other good reasons that i could get into, but that should be enough to convince you to sign a donor card, and i have pamphlets here with instructions on how to do that. as the bumper sticker says, dont take your organs to heaven. heaven knows we need them here.\ which is a legitimate critique of it?\n○ this will offend people who dont believe in the afterlife.\n○ she mentions other material she didnt discuss.\n○ she doesnt signal the end of the speech.\n○ she doesnt ask them to do anything.

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Brief Explanations:

The closing bumper sticker reference invokes religious/afterlife beliefs, which may upset audience members who hold the view that organs should remain with the body for the afterlife. The other options are invalid: she does mention unused material but that is not a critique, she clearly signals the end of the speech, and she explicitly asks the audience to sign a donor card.

Answer:

This will offend people who don't believe in the afterlife.