Passage Summary: Professor Alban's department has a rule: you can't teach more than one beginner class at a time. Therefore, Alban won't be teaching two beginner classes next term.

Conclusion: Professor Alban will not be teaching two introductory-level French classes next term.

Reasoning: There is a departmental rule forbidding anyone from teaching more than one introductory class per term, and the only language classes available next term are advanced.

Analysis: This argument uses a general restrictive rule ('no more than one') to prove that a specific violation of that rule ('both' or 'two') cannot happen. Interestingly, the stimulus provides two separate reasons why the conclusion is true: the general rule and the specific fact that next term's language classes are advanced. When looking for a parallel, prioritize an argument that uses a formal rule to exclude a specific possibility, especially one that might provide multiple overlapping reasons to reach that same conclusion.