PrepTest 73, Passage 2, Question 15
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PrepTest 141 (PrepTest 73), RC1, Passage 2
Summary
The essence of the content revolves around understanding and answering primary purpose questions on the LSAT, using a specific passage about Cameron's artistic journey as an example.
- Primary purpose questions are akin to main point questions but are phrased more abstractly, focusing on the author's overall agenda.
- The main point of the discussed passage is that Cameron, intending one outcome, inadvertently achieved a more interesting result through her photography.
- Answer choice analysis reveals that the correct answer highlights the tension between Cameron's intentions and the actual outcomes of her work, which made her photographs artistically significant.
- Incorrect answer choices either misinterpret Cameron's intentions, project unrelated achievements onto her, or misunderstand the passage's focus.
- The analysis of answer choices serves as a practical demonstration of how to approach primary purpose questions effectively.
Chapters
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Understanding Primary Purpose Questions
00:24
Analyzing the Passage's Main Point
00:59
Identifying the Correct Answer