PrepTest 73, Game 2, Question 13
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Summary
The content provides an in-depth strategy for tackling equivalent rule questions on the LSAT, emphasizing their complexity and the tactical approach required for efficient problem-solving.
- Equivalent rule questions ask to find a rule that can be substituted without changing the game's outcome, indicating a high level of understanding and application of the rules.
- Initial strategy involves eliminating answer choices that have not been consistently true across all game scenarios, using previous sketches as a reference.
- Testing remaining answer choices by attempting to break the original rule while adhering to the new rule proposed in each answer choice helps identify the correct substitution.
- Answer choice E, deduced from prior game analysis, emerges as the correct answer through a process of elimination and testing against the game's established rules.
- Such questions are recommended to be attempted last due to their time-consuming nature and are advised to be skipped if they hinder overall exam progress, especially for those not scoring in the 160s.
Chapters
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Understanding Equivalent Rule Questions
01:13
Strategic Approach to Answer Choices
02:55
Testing and Eliminating Incorrect Answers
03:38
Identifying the Correct Answer