LSAT Logical Reasoning Practice Questions - LSAT Logical Reasoning Section Exam

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A city council is debating whether to build a new sports arena. Proponent: The arena will bring economic benefits to downtown. Opponent: The arena will increase traffic congestion. Which one of the following most accurately describes the relationship between the proponent's and opponent's statements?

The opponent's statement directly contradicts the proponent's statement The statements can both be true simultaneously The opponent's statement is logically entailed by the proponent's statement The proponent's statement is an unstated assumption in the opponent's argument

Correct Answer:

The statements can both be true simultaneously

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