June 2007, Game 2, Question 9
Summary
The content provides a detailed walkthrough of solving a local question on the LSAT, focusing on the application of specific rules to determine what must be true about the scheduling of films over three days.
- The question involves applying a new rule to a scenario where films Greed, Harvest, and Limelight are shown over three days with specific frequency requirements.
- Greed must be shown all three days, necessitating its placement in specific slots across Thursday to Saturday due to existing rules.
- Harvest is shown twice, with its placement on Thursday and Friday determined by process of elimination and existing rules.
- Limelight has flexible placement options but is restricted on Friday due to a rule preventing it from being shown with Greed.
- The correct answer is identified by systematically eliminating options that 'could be true' in favor of what 'must be true' based on the constructed schedule.
Chapters
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Introduction to Local Questions
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Analyzing Answer Choices