I think the advice about breaking down the referentials is extremely helpful in dissecting the question stimulus. I will also say something that helped me understand this better was to refer back to the lesson about assumptions when filtering through each answer choice. The fewer and more reasonable assumptions each answer choice made the more logical it seems. Which made it pretty easy to eliminate down to answer choice E because it made the fewest assumptions and was worded in such a way that it only used language previously stated in the stimulus.

Hi everyone! I am Kylee, just graduated from undergrad in December and taking a gap year- planning to take the LSAT in June. I'm on CT and would love to find a group to study with but wish you all the best of luck! Feel free to reach out! :)