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Analogy and Metaphor as Explanation
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CLEPCOMP.203 Analogy and Metaphor as Explanation
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A transit advocate calls buses and trains 'the city's circulatory system, with major lines serving as arteries.' What planning bias could this metaphor encourage?
A
It means public transportation can function without transfers or neighborhood access.
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It shows that every route must have the same ridership and frequency.
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It may treat high-volume central routes as vital while making lower-volume peripheral connections seem expendable.
D
It proves that transit vehicles should carry blood instead of passengers.
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