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Category - Logical Reasoning

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Contrary to popular belief, it is better to cover more of the body when the weather is hot, not less. Wearing long sleeves and long, loose pants or a skirt prevents the sun from overheating the body and acts to keep the body cool. Light colored, loosely woven fabric allows the skin to breathe and for sweat to escape. Most people use hot weather as an excuse to wear tank tops or shorts, but they are mistaken about how best to keep cool.

Which of the following most accurately expresses the passage’s main conclusion?
  1. Conventional wisdom regarding hot weather clothing is often incorrect.
  2. A long skirt is the best thing to wear in hot weather.
  3. The choice of fabric is important in staying cool during hot weather.
  4. The color of fabric can make a person hotter or cooler.
  5. It is best to always cover the whole body for a variety of reasons.
Explanation
Answer: A - The main point of the passage is that conventional wisdom regarding hot weather clothing is often incorrect. The passage explains why long and loose clothing is preferable to skimpy clothing for keeping cool, contrary to popular belief.
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