PrepTest 73, Logical Reasoning 2, Question 14
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PrepTest 141 (PrepTest 73), LR2
Summary
The essence of tackling inference questions on the LSAT involves cataloging given information and identifying provable assertions based on that information.
- Inference questions require examining the information presented and determining what can be logically concluded from it.
- The example provided involves an environmentalist's statements about pollution, gasoline prices, and the impact of heavier taxes on consumer behavior.
- The correct answer choice (C) is supported by the environmentalist's prediction that heavier taxes would lead to reduced gasoline consumption, thereby decreasing pollution from cars.
- Incorrect answer choices either introduce unsupported claims or misinterpret the environmentalist's statements.
- The process of elimination based on the given facts and logical reasoning is crucial in selecting the correct answer.
Chapters
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Understanding Inference Questions
00:16
Analyzing the Environmentalist's Statements
01:00
Determining the Correct Answer
01:33
Evaluating Incorrect Answers