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Exercise is an integral part of sustaining a high level of health. The body needs to be challenged if it is to become fitter and stronger. However, overexertion can lead to injury. An exercise program should always maintain a slow and natural pace of progression.
In the argument given, the two portions in boldface play which of the following roles?
A. The first is an opinion; the second is a conclusion based on that opinion.
B. The first is a factual possibility; the second is an opinion that opposes that possibility.
C. The first is a general opinion; the second is a conclusion that supports that opinion.
D. The first is a factual possibility; the second is a conclusion that presents a method of preventing the occurrence of that possibility.
E. The first is a possible event of cause and effect; the second denies the possibility of such an event to occur.
In the argument given, the two portions in boldface play which of the following roles?
A. The first is an opinion; the second is a conclusion based on that opinion.
B. The first is a factual possibility; the second is an opinion that opposes that possibility.
C. The first is a general opinion; the second is a conclusion that supports that opinion.
D. The first is a factual possibility; the second is a conclusion that presents a method of preventing the occurrence of that possibility.
E. The first is a possible event of cause and effect; the second denies the possibility of such an event to occur.
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A. The first is an opinion; the second is a conclusion based on that opinion.
Correct, the first BF is an opinion by the author and the second BF is a conclusion with that support.
B. The first is a factual possibility; the second is an opinion that opposes that possibility.
Incorrect, the first BF looks like a factual possibility but the second BF doesn't oppose that possibility. In fact, second is based on first as the support.
C. The first is a general opinion; the second is a conclusion that supports that opinion.
Incorrect, the first BF doesn't seem a general opinion, the second BF doesn't support the first, it's a reverse.
D. The first is a factual possibility; the second is a conclusion that presents a method of preventing the occurrence of that possibility.
Incorrect, the first BF looks like a factual possibility but the second BF doesn't directly say that "slow and natural pace of progression" can prevent over-exertion.
E. The first is a possible event of cause and effect; the second denies the possibility of such an event to occur.
Incorrect, the first can be a cause-effect relationship where over-exertion causes injury but the second BF doesn't deny that possibility.
Correct, the first BF is an opinion by the author and the second BF is a conclusion with that support.
B. The first is a factual possibility; the second is an opinion that opposes that possibility.
Incorrect, the first BF looks like a factual possibility but the second BF doesn't oppose that possibility. In fact, second is based on first as the support.
C. The first is a general opinion; the second is a conclusion that supports that opinion.
Incorrect, the first BF doesn't seem a general opinion, the second BF doesn't support the first, it's a reverse.
D. The first is a factual possibility; the second is a conclusion that presents a method of preventing the occurrence of that possibility.
Incorrect, the first BF looks like a factual possibility but the second BF doesn't directly say that "slow and natural pace of progression" can prevent over-exertion.
E. The first is a possible event of cause and effect; the second denies the possibility of such an event to occur.
Incorrect, the first can be a cause-effect relationship where over-exertion causes injury but the second BF doesn't deny that possibility.
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Exercise is an integral part of sustaining a high level of health. The body needs to be challenged if it is to become fitter and stronger. However, overexertion can lead to injury. An exercise program should always maintain a slow and natural pace of progression.
BF1: Presents a possibility of occurrence
BF2: Presents a way in which the possibility in BF1 can be avoided, (Because BF1 mentions about overexertion and BF2 states that it should be at slow and natural pace"
A. The first is an opinion; the second is a conclusion based on that opinion. Incorrect. (Second is not based on the opinion, but it is a way which the possibility in BF1 can be avoided)
B. The first is a factual possibility; the second is an opinion that opposes that possibility. Incorrect. (Second does not oppose the possibility)
C. The first is a general opinion; the second is a conclusion that supports that opinion. Incorrect. (Second does not support the opinion)
D. The first is a factual possibility; the second is a conclusion that presents a method of preventing the occurrence of that possibility. Correct
E. The first is a possible event of cause and effect; the second denies the possibility of such an event to occur. Incorrect. (Second does not deny the possibility)
BF1: Presents a possibility of occurrence
BF2: Presents a way in which the possibility in BF1 can be avoided, (Because BF1 mentions about overexertion and BF2 states that it should be at slow and natural pace"
A. The first is an opinion; the second is a conclusion based on that opinion. Incorrect. (Second is not based on the opinion, but it is a way which the possibility in BF1 can be avoided)
B. The first is a factual possibility; the second is an opinion that opposes that possibility. Incorrect. (Second does not oppose the possibility)
C. The first is a general opinion; the second is a conclusion that supports that opinion. Incorrect. (Second does not support the opinion)
D. The first is a factual possibility; the second is a conclusion that presents a method of preventing the occurrence of that possibility. Correct
E. The first is a possible event of cause and effect; the second denies the possibility of such an event to occur. Incorrect. (Second does not deny the possibility)
