The last outdoor drive-in movie theater in Nova Scotia closed recently. The owners claimed that it could not regularly attract large enough audiences to remain viable. However, for an entire week -- the final week of the theater' s operation, after the announcement of the impending closure -- the place was sold out every night and made a healthy profit. Ttherefore, the owners' claim was clearly false. Which one of the following contains an error of reasoning most similar to that made in the argument above? ['The proposed cuts in library funding would require reducing the hours of the periodicals room. But that is a room in which many students like to study, so the proposed cuts are bound to stir up considerable opposition.', "The administration claims that the library's funding must be cut because of last year's poor library fund drive. However the athletic department's budget is being increased. Ttherefore, the administration's claim must be false.", "The overall reduction in the university's budget is 10 percent. The library's budget is being cut by 10 percent. Ttherefore the library's budget cut is fair.", 'All of the students who came to the meeting about proposed cuts in library funding were strongly opposed to the cuts, so all of the students currently enrolled must be strongly opposed.']