preptest 73, passage 2, question 8
summary
the essence of tackling main point questions on the lsat involves identifying an answer choice that encapsulates the entirety of the passage's argument without needing to mention every detail discussed.
- main point questions require a selection that broadly covers all aspects introduced in the passage.
- a correct prediction or pre-phrase of the main point significantly aids in selecting the appropriate answer.
- the correct answer choice for main point questions will embody the passage's overall argument, including nuances and dualities presented.
- answer choices that mention details only introduced in specific parts of the passage, or contradict the passage's overall sentiment, are incorrect.
- the process of elimination is crucial, as incorrect answers often have identifiable flaws that disqualify them from accurately summarizing the passage's main point.
chapters
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understanding main point questions
00:20
predicting the main point
01:04
identifying the correct answer
