June 2007, Passage 2, Question 13
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PrepTest 123 (June 2007), RC2, Passage 2
Summary
The content delves into a specific type of LSAT question that blends elements of logical reasoning into reading comprehension, focusing on identifying underlying principles in arguments.
- Logical reasoning questions occasionally appear in reading comprehension sections, asking for identification of a principle underlying arguments.
- The process involves looking for a general rule or principle evidenced by both passages, akin to an inference question.
- Answer choices are analyzed based on their alignment with the evidence or arguments presented in the passages.
- The correct answer is identified as one that both passages support, in this case, the idea that modern-day human behavior can provide evidence about the evolutionary origins of human abilities.
Chapters
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Introduction to Principle-Identify Questions
00:51
Analyzing Answer Choices
02:33
Identifying the Correct Answer