June 2007, Game 4, Question 19
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Summary
The explanation focuses on solving a specific LSAT logic game question, emphasizing the importance of question order and deduction in efficiently reaching the correct answer.
- Global questions should be addressed after local ones due to their comprehensive nature, requiring a full understanding of the game's rules and possible scenarios.
- A specific question requiring a complete list of centers capable of processing plastic is used to illustrate the strategic approach, highlighting the necessity of prior deductions and sketches.
- Initial deductions play a crucial role in eliminating incorrect answers, even if the question order recommended is not followed.
- The process of elimination based on the game's rules and previous deductions is detailed, demonstrating how to navigate towards the correct answer choice.
- A step-by-step reasoning process is provided for a scenario where the test-taker might be unprepared, showcasing how logical deductions and the application of game rules can still lead to the correct answer.
Chapters
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Understanding Question Order
00:21
Utilizing Deductions and Sketches
00:48
Navigating Through Process of Elimination
01:39
Solving Without Prior Work