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Example LSAT Logical Reasoning flashcards
On LSAT Logical Reasoning, how does a necessary assumption differ from a sufficient assumption?A necessary assumption must be true for the argument to hold; a sufficient assumption, if added, guarantees the conclusion.
What is the contrapositive of "If A, then B"?If not B, then not A. It is logically equivalent to the original, so it is always valid to use.
What is a sampling flaw in a Logical Reasoning argument?The argument generalizes from a sample that is not representative of the larger group it describes.
In Reading Comprehension, what does a main point question ask for?The central claim the author builds the passage around, not a supporting detail or example.
In an Analytical Reasoning game, what does a "could be true" question ask?Which answer choice is consistent with all the rules, so test each option against every constraint.
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