PrepTest 78, Game 2, Question 6
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Summary
The content provides a strategic approach to tackling a specific type of question on the LSAT, focusing on how to use elimination rules effectively to find an acceptable assignment of students by year.
- Introduction to a question from PT 78 game number two, focusing on assigning students to years in an acceptable order.
- The strategy emphasized is using elimination rules to narrow down answer choices.
- Rule 1: 1923 must be assigned to either L or T, eliminating answer choice A.
- Rule 2: If M is included, it must be in year one or two, eliminating answer choice E.
- Rule 3: If T is assigned, R must also be included, eliminating answer choice B.
- Rule 4: If R is assigned, O must be immediately before R, eliminating answer choice D.
- Application of these rules leaves C as the correct answer.
Chapters
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Introduction to Question Strategy
00:20
Applying Elimination Rules
01:01
Determining the Correct Answer