Which is better-enjoying a hobby or being out in the fresh air? Why?

Being out in the air is better for it offers an opportunity to exercise the muscles, to breathe fresh air and to come into contact with other people

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A hobby is better for it gives an opportunity to give shape to one's creative talents and is therefore more rewarding

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A hobby is better for it lets you be alone deeply absorbed in your thoughts, doing something which you yourself have chosen, free from any external compulsion

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None of the above

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Solution

The correct option is A Being out in the air is better for it offers an opportunity to exercise the muscles, to breathe fresh air and to come into contact with other people
The author argues in the passage that playing sports out in the open air is far better than creative hobbies because it involves exercise, fresh air and interaction among the students. In this context, option A is the best answer.

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