easy · LSAT Reading Comprehension
Arguing for a new scheduling policy, an author first claims it would shorten patient wait times. The author then writes 'Moreover, the policy would also reduce administrative overhead' before continuing to praise the proposal.
The word 'Moreover' as used in the passage functions primarily to
- add a further benefit that builds on the author's earlier point in support of the proposal.
- present a pointed counterexample meant to undercut a specific claim advanced by an opponent.
- wrap up the whole discussion and signal clearly that the passage is now drawing to its close.
- introduce a surprising fact that directly contradicts the author's own stated recommendation.
- establish that reduced overhead is the only conceivable advantage the policy could ever offer.
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