Principle: "Public resources should be spent on programs with measurable outcomes." Which application is most consistent?
A
Funding a program because it is politically popular
B
Funding only programs that have demonstrated quantifiable benefits through rigorous evaluation
C
Funding programs based on the founder's reputation
D
Funding programs based on how long they have existed
✓ Correct Answer: Option B
The principle requires measurable outcomes. Only option B specifies "quantifiable benefits through rigorous evaluation" — directly matching the principle.
💡 Why is B) the correct answer?
The correct answer to the question "Principle: "Public resources should be spent on programs with measurable outcomes." Which application is most consistent?" is Option B: Funding only programs that have demonstrated quantifiable benefits through rigorous evaluation.
The other options — A) Funding a program because it is politically popular, C) Funding programs based on the founder's reputation, D) Funding programs based on how long they have existed — are incorrect for this LSAT Exam Prep question. As explained above: The principle requires measurable outcomes. Only option B specifies "quantifiable benefits through rigorous evaluation" — directly matching the principle.
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