PrepTest 73, Game 3, Question 15
Summary
The content provides a strategic approach to tackling partial solution except questions on the LSAT, focusing on a specific problem-solving technique that leverages process of elimination and rule application.
- Partial solution except questions ask to identify an option that cannot occur, based on given conditions.
- Previous sketches and answers to related questions can help eliminate possible answers, making it easier to identify the correct choice.
- Rule application is crucial for narrowing down options, especially when considering complex scenarios that might violate given rules.
- An alternate solution path involves testing remaining options directly to confirm which one is not possible, ensuring accuracy in the selection process.
- The example provided illustrates how to apply these strategies to determine that the Trents cannot own a specific pair of buildings, due to a violation of the rules.
Chapters
00:00
Understanding Partial Solution Except Questions
00:22
Utilizing Previous Sketches and Answers
01:03
Applying Rules to Narrow Down Options
01:51
Testing Remaining Options Directly