June 2007, Logical Reasoning 2, Question 7
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PrepTest 123 (June 2007), LR2
Summary
The essence of tackling pointed issue questions on the LSAT involves identifying a specific disagreement between two perspectives, as illustrated through an analysis of a question about moderation and risk-taking.
- Pointed issue questions require proving a disagreement between two parties based on their stated positions.
- Antonio defines moderation as never deviating from the middle course but highlights the loss of spontaneity and opportunities.
- Marla argues that true moderation involves moderating moderation itself, implying that taking risks is part of living a moderate life.
- The correct answer (B) is identified by understanding that Antonio and Marla disagree on what a life of moderation entails regarding risk-taking.
- Other answer choices are dismissed by closely analyzing the specific views and implications of Antonio and Marla's statements.
Chapters
00:00
Understanding Pointed Issue Questions
00:21
Analyzing Perspectives on Moderation
01:49
Identifying the Core Disagreement
02:10
Evaluating Incorrect Answer Choices