LSAT Logical Reasoning Practice Test [153]

Chariots of Fire may have caught some professional critics off guard in 1982 as the Motion Picture Academy’s choice for an Oscar as the year’s best film, but it won wide audience approval as superb entertainment. Refreshingly, Chariots of Fire features an exciting story, enchanting English and Scottish scenery, a beautiful musical score, and appropriate costumes. All of these attractions are added to a theme that extols traditional religious values—without a shred of offensive sex, violence, or profanity. Too good to be true? See Chariots of Fire and judge for yourself. Those who condemn the motion picture industry for producing so many objectionable films can do their part by patronizing wholesome ones, thereby encouraging future Academy Award judges to recognize and reward decency. Which one of the following is a basic assumption underlying the final sentence of the passage? Which one of the following is a basic assumption underlying the final sentence of the passage?