Which combination of statements best explains why wealthier individuals may participate more in physical activity outside the workplace?

• A. III only
• B. I, II, and III
• C. I only
• D. II only

Answer: (B)

Being wealthier often means more control over leisure time, more money to spend on activities, and living in neighborhoods with better access to safe places to be active. When statements describe these three factors—financial means to afford gym memberships and equipment; greater ability to set aside time for exercise; and a built environment with parks, trails, and safe options for outdoor activity—together they create a strong, cumulative explanation for why wealthier individuals participate more in physical activity outside work. If any one of these is missing, the explanation weakens because money, time, or environment can pose real barriers. The combination shows how resources, time, and setting interact to shape leisure-time activity.