LSAT 104 – Section 1 – Question 20
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PT104 S1 Q20 |
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| Most strongly supported +MSS Conditional Reasoning +CondR | A
3%
161
B
3%
164
C
59%
170
D
28%
166
E
7%
163
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152 164 177 |
+Hardest | 149.106 +SubsectionMedium |
Summary
If any work of art exploits some of the musical characteristics of language, then it is a poem. A novel does not usually exploit the musical characteristics of language, but it may be a work of art. A symphony rarely involves language, but it may exploit the musical characteristics of sounds. A limerick is not art, but it may exploit some musical characteristics of language.
Strongly Supported Conclusions
If a novel is a work of art and exploits some of the musical characteristics of language, then it is a poem.
A
If a creation is neither a poem, nor a novel, nor a symphony, then it is not a work of art.
This answer is unsupported. We don’t know if a work of art must either be a poem, novel, or a symphony.
B
An example of so-called blank verse, which does not rhyme, is not really a poem.
This answer is unsupported. We don’t know what types of works, if any, are not poems. We only know from the stimulus a sufficient condition for a work being a poem.
C
If a novel exploits meter and rhyme while standing as a work of art, then it is both a novel and a poem.
This answer is strongly supported. We know from the stimulus that a work of art that exploits at least some of the musical characteristics of language are poems. Meter and rhyme are musical characteristics of language.
D
Limericks constitute a nonartistic type of poetry.
This answer is unsupported. We don’t know what conditions are sufficient for a work to be a nonartistic type of poetry.
E
If a symphony does not exploit the musical characteristics of sound, then it is not a work of art.
This answer is unsupported. We don’t know that if a symphony is a work of art, that it must exploit the musical characteristics of sound. We only know that symphonies rarely involve language and sometimes exploit the musical characteristics of sound.
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Section 1 - Logical Reasoning
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