preptest 73, logical reasoning 2, question 5
summary
the essence of tackling conclusion questions on the lsat involves identifying the argument's main assertion, which the rest of the argument aims to support.
- conclusion questions require finding the argument's main point.
- the conclusion is typically supported by evidence and may include counter evidence to provide a balanced view.
- identifying the conclusion involves discerning it from pieces of evidence, counter evidence, and unrelated statements.
- the correct conclusion is often directly quoted or closely paraphrased in the answer choices.
- incorrect answers may include pieces of evidence, counter evidence, or statements not made by the author.
chapters
00:00
understanding conclusion questions
00:49
distinguishing between conclusion and evidence
01:07
selecting the correct answer
