All Olympic athletes train daily. Most people who train daily do not become Olympic athletes. Which is most supported?
A
Training daily is sufficient for becoming an Olympic athlete
B
Training daily is necessary but not sufficient for becoming an Olympic athlete
C
Most Olympic athletes are talented without training
D
Daily training is harmful
✓ Correct Answer: Option B
All Olympics athletes train daily (necessary). Most daily trainers don't become Olympians (not sufficient). So daily training is necessary but not sufficient.
💡 Why is B) the correct answer?
The correct answer to the question "All Olympic athletes train daily. Most people who train daily do not become Olympic athletes. Which is most supported?" is Option B: Training daily is necessary but not sufficient for becoming an Olympic athlete.
The other options — A) Training daily is sufficient for becoming an Olympic athlete, C) Most Olympic athletes are talented without training, D) Daily training is harmful — are incorrect for this LSAT Exam Prep question. As explained above: All Olympics athletes train daily (necessary). Most daily trainers don't become Olympians (not sufficient). So daily training is necessary but not sufficient.
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