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I want to know the name of the person who wrote this one. I want to fight them.
@aayushi2001vani20877 Honestly, I think it is because "probably" wasn't used in E... Fret not, I too chose E.
I have no idea how I got this correct. This was one of the most gobly goock non-sense stimulus ever.
@NaomiNguyen So, I think they technically are, but I think they are more like a stamp used in the clay maybe? I'm not sure familiar with pre-cuneiform writing lore but it would be hard for a hollow tablet to not contain coin like artifacts if they were writing. Hollow wouldn't make much sense then. It also says "impression of tokens".
TLDR: You're not dumb.
@ksh9665264 While you got to the right conclusion, it was actually the "MUCH LESS THAN" part. The tests it was always between 4.5 and 4.8 for the 10 tests so ALWAYS is relative. But the fact they claim the blood would stain MUCH LESS than 9.5 means that if a test stained 9.3, that wouldn't be MUCH LESS (except for the times on the LSAT when it would mean much less, because they make up the rules as they go).
"You have died of starvation"
Unless you can eat those seeds from the seed bank, that isn't going to help you survive the winter.
LSAT: Don't infer anything outside what is in the stimulus.
Also LSAT: MAMMALS MEANS ANY CREATURE!!!!!
This question messed me up. I got it right, but WAY over time. I finally had to backtrack and say "What IS the argument the accountant is making" and then realized they are saying it was the DESIREABILITY of the meals. Then, I just had to find a different causation "people be broke" to show it wasn't the desirability, it was the economy.
@ariamisc I wouldn't include the GPA. They have the GPA information from LSAC. Unless you're trying to make a claim like on the second example about Magna Cum Laude, even then I would put that and not GPA. Save space and ensure there is no miss-match.
Easiest extra hard question I ever seen..... Meanwhile same time I got a 2 star question wrong. 馃珷
I hate except questions. I always forget halfway through the ACs that it's an except.....
How does D not work? The commentator literally says she will alienate opposing views and the next sentence say she is just pleasing her loyal readers.
Where in the stimulus does it mention that the World Bank's "Doing Business" report cares about the size of the business? I hope LSAC writers' pillows are hot on both sides.
If there are so many larvae, then how are predators dying? I feel they would be in heaven with all the supposed mosquito larvae around. This is why law school not having many STEM majors that funnel to it is a problem. LSAC gets away with bullshit science too much and all the philosophy and literature majors just totally agree with bad science.
I don't think I have ever seen a question where more people picked one wrong answer more than the correct answer and all other options combined.
This is a BS question. The only reason C is right is because LSAT logic says that since they only gave the option for SOMETHING to grow. However, in REALITY which I prefer to live in, what if the production of goods and services cease or shrink significantly? Then the money supply would outpace the production of goods and services causing inflation.
I don't see how A would undermine anything. I guess I assumed his enemies would have destroyed good writings about him, because you know, I live in a country where the leaders of the country are actively doing similar things, but yeah.....
I hope whoever wrote this question suffers. I don't know how, or what, but I hope they suffer.
I almost picked E then I remembered the yolk is nutrients for the developing chick, because I had a farm with 30+ chickens...... So, add being a chicken farmer or biologist to the list of being an ancient Chinese geographer and an expert in advanced vocabulary and you might get your 180.
@celinegruaz2571 I knew what it meant and still thought it was a stupid answer.