june 2007, logical reasoning 2, question 1
summary
the essence of tackling parallel reasoning questions on the lsat involves identifying and matching patterns of logic or analysis applied in different situations.
- parallel reasoning questions require matching a given analysis or pattern to a similar situation.
- the key to solving these questions lies in understanding the specific elements of the scenario presented, such as the sacrifice of sensual comfort for appearances.
- answer choices must be evaluated based on how closely they match the pattern of analysis provided in the question stem.
- the correct answer choice will mirror the original situation's logic, including the motivations and outcomes described.
- eliminating answer choices that do not fit the pattern is a crucial step in arriving at the correct answer.
chapters
00:00
understanding parallel reasoning
00:29
identifying the pattern
00:48
evaluating answer choices
01:33
selecting the correct answer
