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July 27, 2009 -
12:43 PM
LSAT Logical Reasoning Tips: June 09, LR2, #24 –or– Can Sea Anemones Really Feel?
Here we go again. As I stated in my last post, I am walking through some of the more challenging and important Logical Reasoning questions from the June 2009 LSAT. Last time we explored a causal question regarding the impact of harsh speed limits on accident rates. Now we dive into a different subject matter and a different question type. I chose this question because it is a perfect illustration of a question that can be very frustrating for students. However, once you know how to approach a question like this, you can quickly bring it to its knees.
So here we go. (Note: once again, the question has been slightly altered due to licensing issues.)