PrepTest 73, Game 1, Question 2
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Summary
The explanation focuses on solving a local question on the LSAT by incorporating a new condition into the sketch, specifically placing S in the fourth position and deducing the arrangement of other elements based on established rules.
- A new sketch is created with S in the fourth position, leading to V being placed in the fifth position due to the first rule.
- The second rule necessitates T to be in front of R, influenced by the positions of S and V.
- The third rule allows W to be either in front of or behind the T and R block, resulting in two possible arrangements: WTR or TRW.
- Analysis of the answer choices leads to the conclusion that answer choice C, stating T is earlier than R, is the correct answer based on the rules applied.
- Other answer choices are evaluated and dismissed based on the logical deductions made from the initial condition and subsequent rule application.
Chapters
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Introduction to Local Questions
00:57
Determining the Correct Answer