The assessment of various levels of risks cannot be compared to each other unless the methods used to assess them are _________.
A)the same
B)diverse
C)simplified
D)detailed

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To accurately compare risks, the methods used to assess them need to be consistent and standardized. If different methods are used, the results could be skewed and unreliable, making comparisons between risks invalid. Therefore, option A is the correct choice as it emphasizes the importance of using the same methods to assess risks.

The Assessment of Various Levels of Risks Cannot Be Compared