PrepTest 73, Game 3, Question 18
Summary
The content provides a detailed walkthrough on solving a specific LSAT question, focusing on a scenario where trends could own only one building, emphasizing the importance of utilizing previous sketches and logical deduction to eliminate incorrect answer choices.
- The question is a local and complete and accurate list question, requiring identification of all possible buildings the trends could own under a specific condition.
- Initial elimination of answer choices is possible by referencing information from previous questions, specifically the capability of the trends to own just the stables.
- The correct answer must include the stables, immediately eliminating several options and narrowing down the choices to two.
- Further deduction based on the rules about building ownership and the specific conditions provided leads to the identification of the correct answer by testing the feasibility of the trends owning the forge.
- This process highlights the strategic approach of leveraging previous work and applying logical rules to efficiently solve LSAT questions.
Chapters
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Understanding the Question Type
00:29
Initial Elimination of Choices
01:10
Narrowing Down the Options