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ID: LSAT-LR-016
Section: Logical Reasoning
Topic: Justify the Conclusion (JTC)
Difficulty level: Easy

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Composer: A piece written for an amateur choir should stay inside a range every section can sing without strain, because a choir that strains in the first rehearsal will not come back for the second. The new setting takes the tenors to a high A and holds them there for four bars. So the new setting is not suitable for an amateur choir.

Which one of the following, if assumed, allows the conclusion to be properly drawn?

AThe tenors of a professional choir can hold a high A for four bars without any strain, and often for longer.

BMost amateur choirs have fewer tenors than sopranos, so the tenor line in an amateur choir is usually the one a conductor has to work hardest to balance against the rest.

CTenors in an amateur choir cannot sing a high A without strain, and holding the note for four bars only makes the strain worse.

DThe new setting takes the sopranos no higher than an F, which is well inside what the sopranos of an amateur choir can sustain without strain.

EA piece that stays inside a range every section can sing without strain is suitable for an amateur choir, whatever else the writing asks of the singers.

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