easy · LSAT Logical Reasoning
Early music education enhances mathematical ability in children. Therefore, schools that include violin lessons in their kindergarten curriculum will produce students with higher math scores in later grades.
Which one of the following, if true, most strengthens the argument?
- Children in a pilot kindergarten built around string instruments later beat their classmates on basic arithmetic by twenty percent.
- A student's math ability is frequently shaped by inborn numerical talent and by the educational resources of the home they grow up in.
- Buying, insuring, and maintaining quality violins for every child enrolled in a school can prove to be a rather expensive undertaking.
- Any child who is given violin lessons in kindergarten is absolutely certain to grow into a uniquely exceptional and gifted mathematician.
- Most professional mathematicians did not take up any musical instrument until well into their high-school or even their university years.
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