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preptest 123 (june 2007), lr1
summary
the content provides an in-depth analysis of how to approach 'role of a statement' questions on the lsat, focusing on breaking down arguments into their component parts to identify conclusions and evidence.
- understanding the role of a statement in an argument is crucial for answering lsat questions effectively.
- identifying the conclusion and evidence within an argument helps in determining the role of a specific statement.
- the example used illustrates how historical complaints about the impact of new media on intellectual skills parallel current concerns, serving as evidence rather than a direct claim.
- the correct answer choice (c) is identified by accurately understanding the role of the statement as evidence of cultural change without detrimental effect, rather than supporting or dismissing a claim.
chapters
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introduction to role of a statement questions
00:24
breaking down the argument
00:41
analyzing evidence and conclusion
02:40
determining the correct answer