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june 2007, passage 2, question 12


carl pyrdum
lesson by carl pyrdum
magoosh expert

summary
the content provides an in-depth analysis of a specific lsat question type, focusing on inference questions related to authors' agreement on a topic, illustrated through a question on musical capacity in humans.
  • inference questions require identifying points of agreement between authors, specifically concerning musical capacity in humans.
  • answer choices are analyzed to determine which one both authors would likely agree on, based on their discussions on the evolution of music and brain size.
  • the correct answer (c) is identified through a process of elimination and detailed examination of each author's viewpoint on the relationship between music and evolutionary increases in brain size.
  • other answer choices are systematically evaluated and dismissed based on the absence of consensus between the authors or lack of relevant information in the passages.
chapters
00:00
understanding inference questions
00:27
analyzing answer choices
01:10
identifying the correct answer
01:54
evaluating incorrect options