Praveen excels at volleyball. Anyone who plays volleyball daily excels at volleyball. Thus, Praveen plays volleyball daily. The reasoning error in the above argument is most similar to that in which one of the following? ["Anyone who is a superb gourmet cooks often. D'Souza cooks often. Thus, D'Souza is a superb gourmet.", "D'Souza is a sculptor. Anyone who is not a sculptor is a painter. Thus, D'Souza is not a painter.", "Anyone who hikes exercises. D'Souza does not exercise. Thus, D'Souza does not hike.", "D'Souza is a jogger. Anyone who dances is not a jogger. Thus, D'Souza is not a dancer."]