Which one of the following best describes the organization of the material presented in the passage?

A general proposition is stated; then evidence for its support is given.

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A result is stated, its cause is explained, and an application is suggested.

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A dilemma is presented and a possible solution is offered.

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A series of examples is presented; then a conclusion is drawn from them.

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Solution

The correct option is B
A result is stated, its cause is explained, and an application is suggested.

In the first paragraph the author claims that placebos can cure everything from dandruff to leprosy—this is a result. Then in paragraphs two, three, four, and five, he explains the causes of the result. Finally, he alludes to an application—the placebo treatment centers. The correct answer is (b).

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