June 2007, Game 1, Question 4
Summary
The content provides an in-depth analysis of a specific LSAT logic game question, focusing on partial solution and accept question types.
- Partial solution questions require matching elements to specific slots, but only for a part of the game.
- Accept questions are structured so that four answers comply with the rules, while one does not.
- Previous work and sketches from earlier questions can be used for quick elimination of incorrect answers.
- Testing remaining answer choices directly can help in finding the correct answer.
- Understanding why an answer choice is incorrect is crucial for mastering LSAT logic games.
Chapters
00:00
Understanding Partial Solution and Accept Questions
00:36
Strategy for Quick Elimination
01:14
Direct Testing of Answer Choices
01:47
Analyzing Incorrect Answers