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28 Jul 2017, 09:11
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Lack of exercise produces the same or similar bodily effects as aging. In fact, the physical changes that accompany aging can often be slowed down by appropriate exercise. No drug, however, holds any promise for slowing down the changes associated with aging. Therefore, _______.
Which one of the following provides a logical completion to the passage above?
(A) taking drugs has the same effect on aging as does a lack of exercise
(B) people who do not exercise are likely to need drugs to sustain their health
(C) appropriate exercise can prevent the physical changes associated with aging
(D) people who do not exercise when they are young will gain few benefits from beginning to exercise at a later age
(E) if the physical changes of aging are to be slowed, it is more practical to rely on exercise than on drugs
Which one of the following provides a logical completion to the passage above?
(A) taking drugs has the same effect on aging as does a lack of exercise
(B) people who do not exercise are likely to need drugs to sustain their health
(C) appropriate exercise can prevent the physical changes associated with aging
(D) people who do not exercise when they are young will gain few benefits from beginning to exercise at a later age
(E) if the physical changes of aging are to be slowed, it is more practical to rely on exercise than on drugs
28 Jul 2017, 11:03
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Straight E.
Cam down o C and E. But C cannot be the answer because it mention only excercise while E covers both the aspects i.e. excercise as well as drugs correctly.
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Cam down o C and E. But C cannot be the answer because it mention only excercise while E covers both the aspects i.e. excercise as well as drugs correctly.
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14 Oct 2017, 01:04
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I need help to give some explanations. I need to know your opinion about why A is incorrect.
is it because the premise "no drug holds any promise for slowing down the changes associated with aging" means that we can not merely assume that taking drugs has the same effect on aging as does a lack of exercise?
I can not find the reason why we should rely on exercise than on drugs?
