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select the correct text in the excerpt.
which sentence in this passage is a clear example of irrelevant and insubstantial support for an argument?
(5) riggs disagreed with sheldon and browne. in his reply to browne, riggs declared:
(6) \i dont like the name of denali. it is not descriptive. everybody in the united states knows of mt. mckinley and the various efforts made to climb it. in consequence, both mr. yard and i think that the name mckinley should stick. . . .\
(7) \mount mckinley national park\ officially prevailed after its legislation was signed into law on february 26, 1917.
(8) it proved difficult to supplant words and meanings that endured for generations among athabaskan groups living in close proximity to the mountain.

Explanation:

The argument is that the name McKinley should be retained instead of Denali, with Riggs claiming Denali is "not descriptive". The statement about familiarity with Mt. McKinley and climbing efforts does not address whether Denali is descriptive, nor does it provide substantial, relevant support for keeping the name McKinley—it only notes widespread recognition, which is unrelated to the core claim about the name's descriptiveness.

Answer:

Everybody in the United States knows of Mt. McKinley and the various efforts made to climb it.