June 2007, Game 3, Question 12
Next Lesson
Summary
The content provides a strategic approach to tackling global questions on the LSAT, specifically focusing on identifying statements that cannot be true based on the game's rules and the importance of sequencing in answering these questions effectively.
- Global questions are identified by the absence of conditional language, focusing on broader possibilities within the game.
- Answering global questions benefits from prior engagement with local questions to understand the various ways the game can unfold.
- A systematic approach to each answer choice helps in identifying the correct answer by eliminating possibilities that have been observed in other scenarios.
- The example provided illustrates a direct application of game rules to confidently select the correct answer choice that cannot be true.
Chapters
00:00
Understanding Global Questions
00:17
Strategic Approach to Answering
00:40
Navigating Answer Choices