A small car offers less protection in an accident than a large car does, but since a smaller car is more maneuverable...

SamA on January 24, 2020

Hello @SorooshKosha,

There must be a mistake in the workbook, because the correct answer is E.

The answer sets up a comparison between severity of an incident vs. likelihood of an incident.

In a small car, an incident would be more severe, but less likely.
In a large car, an incident would be less severe, but more likely.

The author claims that it is better to drive a small car. In other words, the author will accept a reduced chance of an incident, at the expense of greater severity.

E matches this reasoning.
Daily vigorous exercise: a wasting illness would be more severe, but less likely.
No daily vigorous exercise: a wasting illness would be less severe, but more likely.

Daily vigorous exercise is preferred, which follows the same reasoning pattern as the stimulus.

SorooshKosha on January 24, 2020

Thank you very much!

Ravi on January 24, 2020

@SorooshKosha, let us know if you have any other questions!