PrepTest 73, Game 2, Question 9
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Summary
The content focuses on tackling global questions in the LSAT exam, specifically identifying pairs of speeches that cannot be given simultaneously by utilizing a master diagram.
- Global questions ask for pairs of items that can't co-occur, requiring a strategic approach to answer.
- The master diagram is a crucial tool for visualizing constraints and making deductions.
- Identifying the unique timing of speech Z at 1 PM helps to rule out its pairing with speech L, based on predefined rules.
- The correct answer is found by applying these deductions to the answer choices, showcasing a methodical approach to solving LSAT questions.
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Introduction to Global Questions
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Deduction and Answer Selection