LSAT Logical Reasoning Practice Test [153]

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Theodore Roosevelt was a great hunter. He was the mighty Nimrod of his generation. He had the physical aptitude and adventurous spirit of the true frontiersman. “There is delight,” he said, “in the hardy life of the open; in long rides, rifle in hand; in the thrill of the fight with dangerous game.” But he was more than a marksman and tracker of beasts, for he brought to his sport the intellectual curiosity and patient observation of the natural scientist. Which one of the following would most weaken the author’s concluding contention?

supports the activities of the nuclear power industry base decisions on feasibility studies by scientists with no connection to the National Academy All paint smells. This liquid does not smell. Therefore, it is not paint. Theodore Roosevelt was known to become bored and leave safaris if their first few days were unproductive.

Correct Answer:

Theodore Roosevelt was known to become bored and leave safaris if their first few days were unproductive.

Explanation:

Correct answer: Theodore Roosevelt was known to become bored and leave safaris if their first few days were unproductive.

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