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PrepTest 78, Game 4, Question 19

Kevin Lin
Lesson by Kevin Lin
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Summary
The content provides a detailed explanation on how to approach a global question in the LSAT, specifically focusing on identifying which option cannot occupy the second position based on ordering rules.
  • The quickest method to solve this type of question is by examining the ordering rules to identify any constraints that prevent certain options from being placed second.
  • T cannot go second because it requires both K and W to precede it, leaving insufficient space for them if T were placed in the second position.
  • Through process elimination and rearranging the other options (K, L, W, and Z) according to the rules, it's demonstrated that they can fit in the second spot, confirming that C (T) is the correct answer.
  • The explanation includes specific examples of how to rearrange the options to comply with the rules, proving why the other answer choices are incorrect.
Chapters
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Introduction to Global Questions
00:36
Process of Elimination