i believe that the strength of the argument is determined by how much or little room there is for another option. for the disney, it is almost definite befcause there are only 2 options and one of them is ruled out (prostrating at the temple) leaving only the option of the conclusion. for the tiger, there is not much to be said about unsuitable pets since it is assumed that tigers (which are mammals) are aggressive and dangerous to people. but the last one, about the cat, does lead one to maybe guess that the cat got into the food but the premise alone cannot prove it therefore leaving more options available. i.e. the cat found a mouse in the wall and ate that and is licking its mouth but had nothing to do with the spilled plate which was knocked over some other way.

Hi my name is Christian! I am a junior poli sci major at MSU and I am planning on taking the LSAT this summer June or August for Fall 2026 applications. I am open to study groups or partners so please feel free to reach out!

@ktkays I'm in the Springfield MO area and I am also planning on taking the exam this summer/June! Don't get discouraged I also had a lower first score and have been trying to raise it and it definitely can feel discouraging.