LSAT 146 – Section 1 – Question 11

LSAT 146 - Section 1 - Question 11

June 2016

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Question QuickView	Type	Tags	Answer Choices	Curve	Question Difficulty	Psg/Game/S Difficulty	Explanation
PT146 S1 Q11	+LR	Most strongly supported +MSS	A 63% 167 B 13% 159 C 23% 159 D 0% 149 E 1% 157	153 160 167	+Hardest	149.45 +SubsectionMedium

Modest amounts of exercise can produce a dramatic improvement in cardiovascular health. One should exercise most days of the week, but one need only do the equivalent of half an hour of brisk walking on those days to obtain cardiovascular health benefits. More vigorous exercise is more effective, but a strenuous workout is not absolutely necessary.

Summary

Modest amounts of exercise can greatly improve heart health. You should exercise most days, but the equivalent of just 30 minutes of brisk walking on those days is enough to see benefits. More intense exercise works better, but a hard workout isn’t required.

Strongly Supported Conclusions

Because they’re more effective than modest exercise, strenuous workouts most days of the week can also dramatically improve heart health.

Improving heart health does not require strenuous exercise or time-consuming workouts.

Having a strenuous workout most days of the week can produce a dramatic improvement in cardiovascular health.

Strongly supported. Modest amounts of exercise most days of the week can dramatically improve heart health. Strenuous exercise is more effective than modest exercise. So, having a strenuous workout most days of the week can dramatically improve heart health.

Doing the equivalent of an hour of brisk walking two or three times a week generally produces dramatic improvements in cardiovascular health.

Unsupported. We’re told that doing the equivalent of 30 minutes of brisk walking most days of the week (at least 4 days) can improve heart health. We don’t know that doing the equivalent of an hour of brisk walking 2-3 times a week could produce the same improvements.

It is possible to obtain at least as great an improvement in cardiovascular health from doing the equivalent of half an hour of brisk walking most days of the week as from having a strenuous workout most days of the week.

Anti-supported. We’re told that strenuous exercise is more effective than modest exercise. So we cannot conclude that it’s possible to obtain at least as great an improvement in heart health from modest exercise as from strenuous exercise.

Aside from exercise, there is no way of improving one’s cardiovascular health.

Unsupported. We know that exercise can improve cardiovascular health, but we do not know that it’s the only way to improve cardiovascular health.

To obtain a dramatic improvement in one’s cardiovascular health, one must exercise strenuously at least occasionally.

Anti-supported. We’re told that modest amounts of exercise can produce a dramatic improvement in cardiovascular health and that although more vigorous exercise is more effective, “a strenuous workout is not absolutely necessary.”

LSAT 146 – Section 1 – Question 11

LSAT 146 - Section 1 - Question 11

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