PrepTest 73, Game 1, Question 4
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PrepTest 73, Game 1
Summary
The analysis of a specific LSAT question demonstrates the strategic approach to solving local questions with a new condition, showcasing the importance of understanding and applying rules to eliminate incorrect answer choices.
- A new local condition specifies that T is second, necessitating a reevaluation of possible arrangements.
- The first position cannot be occupied by V, R, or S due to the rules, leaving W as the only option.
- The remaining positions for S, V, and R are determined by their relative ordering rules, leading to the elimination of incorrect answer choices based on these constraints.
- Answer choices are systematically evaluated and eliminated based on the impossibility of their scenarios given the established order, leading to the identification of the correct answer.
Chapters
00:00
Introduction to a New Local Condition
00:59
Elimination of Incorrect Answer Choices
01:34
Identification of the Correct Answer