Passage Summary: People copy what celebrities do, and if a lot of people stop voting, society gets hurt. Since some celebrities don't vote, their influence might lead to widespread social harm.

Reasoning: One should avoid actions that cause serious social harm; celebrities are widely emulated; some celebrities do not vote; and a lack of voting causes serious social harm.

Analysis: This stimulus sets up a chain of logical deductions. If celebrities are emulated, then a celebrity's choice not to vote encourages others not to vote. Since mass non-voting causes serious harm, and the first premise states one should not do things that have the potential to cause such harm, we can infer a specific moral obligation. Look for an answer that concludes celebrities should vote to avoid the potential harm caused by their influence.