PrepTest 79, Game 3, Question 13
Summary
The content provides an in-depth analysis of how to approach and solve a classic list question on the LSAT, focusing on assigning variables to specific courses, with a detailed example involving the assignment of assistants to a Pricing course.
- The correct answer for the assignment to Pricing is R, Y, and Z, which leaves S, T, and V to be assigned to other courses without breaking any rules.
- It's crucial to go through all answer choices to ensure no rules are misinterpreted or missed, as each choice presents a unique scenario that tests understanding of the assignment rules.
- Answer choices that violate the established rules, such as incorrect groupings or leaving out variables that must go together, are systematically eliminated.
- The explanation demonstrates the importance of understanding and applying rules to solve list questions effectively, highlighting strategies such as process of elimination and rule application.
Chapters
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Introduction to Classic List Questions
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Analyzing the Correct Answer
00:51
Systematic Elimination of Incorrect Answers