PrepTest 73, Game 3, Question 16
Summary
The content provides a detailed walkthrough of solving a local question on the LSAT, focusing on applying specific rules to deduce the correct answer.
- Introduces a scenario where the end Ls have the mill, triggering a series of deductions based on the given rules.
- Explains the necessity to keep M and F, and I and F apart, leading to the conclusion that the twins or the Williams must have I, and the other F.
- Details the process of elimination through sketching and order, ultimately identifying the correct answer based on what must be true.
- Highlights the importance of understanding and applying rules to efficiently solve local questions on the LSAT.
- Concludes with the selection of the correct answer choice based on the deductions made from the given conditions and rules.
Chapters
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Setting Up the Problem
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Identifying the Correct Answer