I know this is going to be basic stuff, hopefully sooo basic that I can get a fullproof explanation to help me out. There are questions that are taking me too long because I cant pick an answer fast enough. Better yet, when I diagram out various possibilities, the correct answer is always there. However, there is usually one or even two answers that, in my mind, fit just as well. Example
http://www.west.net/~stewart/lsat/pract ... ning-4.htm
A and C are out for the obvious reason but I cant eliminate the other options. On my diagrams it appears any of the remaining schedules work. TIA
BTW, Im currently referencing #4 only
Analytical for a dummy... Forum
- NoodleyOne

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Re: Analytical for a dummy...
That a real LSAT question?
- bitsy

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Re: Analytical for a dummy...
This is a pretty weird question, you might stick to more legit sources for AR practice.
The question is asking which answer choice must be true in all cases.
D is out because you could have PWPW_P which doesn't have polishing on thurs or fri.
E is out because you could have PWPWP_ which doesn't have polishing on thurs or sat.
The question is asking which answer choice must be true in all cases.
D is out because you could have PWPW_P which doesn't have polishing on thurs or fri.
E is out because you could have PWPWP_ which doesn't have polishing on thurs or sat.
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Coach

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Re: Analytical for a dummy...
Im relatively new to this. What makes this question "weird" and what are reliable sources of AR?bitsy wrote:This is a pretty weird question, you might stick to more legit sources for AR practice.
The question is asking which answer choice must be true in all cases.
D is out because you could have PWPW_P which doesn't have polishing on thurs or fri.
E is out because you could have PWPWP_ which doesn't have polishing on thurs or sat.
- bitsy

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Re: Analytical for a dummy...
it's cool, i went for the free online stuff at first. however, these practice sets are usually not from lsac-approved sources. this question is worded a bit loosely; doesn't look like anything you'd see on the actual test. study with preptests and books with real lsat questions-- there are a bunch of suggestions on the site. personally, i used the logic games bible and logic games bible workout.
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