This is very helpful because for me the hardest questions I had on the LSAT were the ones asking me if the argument is invalid because they’re mixing necessary with assumption or vice versa. I’ve heard of the premise of these questions but at the time I had no clue which was which!

@Nick.Azar 100% but thé LSAT doesn’t care about real possibilities it only cares about the actual logic. When you take the exam youll see they ask you questions about niche topics to try to throw you off, making you think you need background information when in reality all you need is the logical reasoning behind the question and answer!