PrepTest 79, Game 1, Question 1
Summary
The content provides a detailed explanation on how to approach and solve a classic list question on the LSAT, focusing on the logical arrangement of elements based on given rules and inferences.
- Understanding the rules and inferences is crucial for identifying a valid arrangement in list questions.
- The correct answer for the bookmobile's neighborhood visits is identified by ensuring no rules are violated, particularly focusing on sequence blocks and the non-consecutive requirement of certain elements.
- A systematic review of each answer choice against the rules highlights common pitfalls and reinforces the importance of thorough verification.
- Specific rules such as the placement of certain elements on specific days and the prohibition of consecutive placements are key to eliminating incorrect options.
- The process of elimination based on rule violations is a strategic approach to arriving at the correct answer.
Chapters
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Introduction to Classic List Questions
00:16
Identifying the Correct Answer
01:00
Systematic Review of Answer Choices