Yoga instructor: Compared to many forms of exercise, power yoga is particularly demanding. Pushing too hard during poses often results in wrist, shoulder, or lower-back injuries. Such injuries are very likely to happen when novices attempt to replicate the advanced poses of more experienced practitioners. Which one of the following is most strongly supported by the yoga instructor’s statements?

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(A) Experienced practitioners of power yoga are unlikely to suffer injuries from pushing too hard during poses.

(B) To minimize the risk of injuries, novices in power yoga should refrain from trying to replicate the advanced poses of more experienced practitioners.

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(C) Novices in power yoga will not sustain injuries if they avoid trying to replicate the advanced poses of more experienced practitioners.

(D) Power yoga is more demanding than forms of yoga that do not include advanced poses.

(E) Most novices in power yoga sustain injuries from attempting to replicate the advanced poses of more experienced practitioners.

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What this question tests

What it tests

Whether you can identify the argument's main conclusion as opposed to a supporting premise.

Common trap

Selecting a restatement of a premise or a side point instead of the central conclusion.