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09 Jan 2026, 17:23
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Celebrity Fitness Trainer: Red wine may have some health benefits, but it's very calorific — one bottle can easily contain up to 700 calories. It's a good idea to be careful with your alcohol consumption, but if you want a drink, try swapping wine for a glass of gin and slimline tonic, at only 115 calories. And if you're after resveratrol and proanthocyanidins, the key antioxidants in red wine, you can find them in many supplements instead.
The fitness trainer's argument logically depends on which of the following assumptions?
A. Many people have become alcohol addicts after regularly consuming red wine.
B. Celebrities are oblivious of the significantly higher calorie contribution of red wine.
C. The alcoholic content of gin and slimline tonic is less than that of red wine.
D. Supplements are a good substitute for anti-oxidants.
E. Celebrities, who skip meals to stay lean, take to red wine than other drinks to shed weight.
Can someone please tell me the correct answer for this one?
The fitness trainer's argument logically depends on which of the following assumptions?
A. Many people have become alcohol addicts after regularly consuming red wine.
B. Celebrities are oblivious of the significantly higher calorie contribution of red wine.
C. The alcoholic content of gin and slimline tonic is less than that of red wine.
D. Supplements are a good substitute for anti-oxidants.
E. Celebrities, who skip meals to stay lean, take to red wine than other drinks to shed weight.
Can someone please tell me the correct answer for this one?
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09 Jan 2026, 17:36
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Hi. This is a strange question.
1. There is a reference to celebrities in the answer choices but nothing in the setup.
2. Also the stimulus does not have a clearly articulated argument so the answer is somewhat undefined as to what argument we are focusing on...
3. I see you marked that D was wrong but with other choices so horrendous, and while D is not right, it is the least horrendous though clearly wrong as Supplements are not a substitute for anti-oxidants, but rather a source of them and a substitute of red wine.
P.S. This seems like a question / source you should skip and not worry too much about.
1. There is a reference to celebrities in the answer choices but nothing in the setup.
2. Also the stimulus does not have a clearly articulated argument so the answer is somewhat undefined as to what argument we are focusing on...
3. I see you marked that D was wrong but with other choices so horrendous, and while D is not right, it is the least horrendous though clearly wrong as Supplements are not a substitute for anti-oxidants, but rather a source of them and a substitute of red wine.
P.S. This seems like a question / source you should skip and not worry too much about.
09 Jan 2026, 17:44
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It is best to archive it so others are not confused.
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