preptest 73, passage 4, question 25
summary
the content focuses on strategies for tackling comparative and analogy questions on the lsat, specifically through the analysis of answer choices that reflect the relationship between two passages.
- comparative questions ask about the relationship between passages, while analogy questions seek a similar relationship among a new pair of documents.
- the key to answering these questions is understanding the original passages' relationship: one is theoretical and the other provides a practical example.
- incorrect answer choices often present contrasts or irrelevant comparisons, highlighting the importance of closely matching the original passages' relationship.
- the correct answer choice will mirror the theoretical-practical relationship seen in the original passages.
chapters
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understanding comparative and analogy questions
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analyzing incorrect answer choices
01:33
identifying the correct answer
