Kris: Years ago, the chemical industry claimed that technological progress cannot occur without pollution. Today, in the name of technological progress, the cellular phone industry manufactures and promotes a product that causes environmental pollution in the form of ringing phones and loud conversations in public places. Clearly, the cellular industry must be regulated, just as the chemical industry is now regulated.

Terry: That's absurd. Chemical pollution can cause physical harm, but the worst harm that cellular phones can cause is annoyance.
Question: Terry responds to Kris's argument by doing which one of the following?
Options:
A. questioning the reliability of the source of crucial information in Kris's argument
B. attacking the accuracy of the evidence about the chemical industry that Kris puts forward
C. arguing that an alleged cause of a problem is actually an effect of that problem
D. questioning the strength of the analogy on which Kris's argument is based
E. rejecting Kris's interpretation of the term 'technological progress'
Answer: D