PrepTest 73, Game 4, Question 23
Summary
The analysis of question 23 on the GRE exam demonstrates the process of elimination and logical reasoning to identify what must be false among the given answer choices regarding the composition of flower bouquets.
- Question 23 is a global question focused on determining what cannot be true based on the information provided and previous answers.
- Answer choices A, B, D, and E have been seen in previous questions, indicating they could be true, leaving C as the must-be-false option.
- The logical deduction for why answer choice C must be false involves understanding the shared and exclusive elements among the bouquets, leading to the conclusion that bouquet two cannot only contain L, P, and R.
- The process highlights the importance of combining previous work and logical testing to eliminate incorrect answers.
- This approach underscores the critical thinking and analytical skills necessary for tackling the GRE exam effectively.
Chapters
00:01
Introduction to Question 23
00:22
Elimination of Answer Choices
01:42
Logical Deduction for Answer Choice C
