Now that Ruth is more sedentary, which activity would most likely help her improve her fitness and health?
a. rocking in her chair for 20 minutes a day
b. gardening for 30 minutes six or seven times per week
c. driving to the supermarket and shopping for an hour once a week
d. socializing with others at the retirement home
e. purchasing a supplement to improve her energy level
b
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