medium · LSAT Logical Reasoning
A survey of local residents found that those who live near the new community center are more likely to participate in fitness classes than residents who live farther away. The town concluded that the community center is successfully promoting physical activity in the neighborhood.
Which one of the following, if true, most seriously weakens the argument?
- People who were already physically active tend to seek out and move into housing situated close to fitness facilities.
- Fitness classes at the community center cost more per session than classes at nearby private gyms.
- The survey happened to be conducted in summer, when residents across the town are generally more active.
- The community center also runs non-fitness programs, such as cooking and art classes.
- Residents who live far from the center are, on average, no younger than those who live near it.
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