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    adamjeffrey44877
    Tuesday, Nov 02 2021

    I looked up how to solve these questions online—identify the argument and its necessary assumptions, then turn those N.A.'s into questions. This method should give you the right answer.

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    msami1010493
    Sunday, Aug 21 2016

    Yes, it's under Misc. @gregoryalexanderdevine723 is correct as well, although that particular question type does appear on the LSAT, you don't see it as often as many of the other questions. In fact, I don't think it appeared on any of the last 3 PTs that I took.

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    gregoryalexanderdevine723
    Saturday, Aug 20 2016

    @junaidakbar900.akbar unless something changed pretty sure its labeled under Miscellaneous with 7sage.

    @bethflanders40.flanders It's my understanding that Evaluate the Argument Questions are very rare, something like .05%.

    Yeah, they are quite rare.

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    junaidakbar900
    Saturday, Aug 20 2016

    unless something changed pretty sure its labeled under Miscellaneous with 7sage.

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    bethflanders40
    Saturday, Aug 20 2016

    I could be wrong but i believe 7Sage has an example of one in the Miscellaneous Question Types of the curriculum, see PT19.4.5. It's my understanding that Evaluate the Argument Questions are very rare, something like .05%.

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