PrepTest 73, Game 3, Question 17
Summary
The content provides a detailed walkthrough of solving a local question on the LSAT, focusing on a scenario where families own different buildings with specific rules governing their ownership.
- The question involves determining the truth based on the stipulation that one of the families owns both G and I buildings.
- The Yandels can only own one building, which immediately rules them out for G and I, leading to the deduction that the Trents must own the stables.
- Given the constraints, G and I are assigned to the Williams's, leaving F and M buildings to be distributed among the remaining families with certain restrictions.
- Through process of elimination and rule application, it's determined that the Trents could own M, making answer choice B correct.
- The explanation also clarifies why the other answer choices (A, C, D, and E) are incorrect based on the rules and deductions made.
Chapters
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Introduction to the Local Question
01:12
Determining the Correct Answer
01:33
Explanation of Incorrect Choices