y'all there better be a spotlight passage about ME because im aboutta wake it tf up

is he a minion

I'm wondering... if i see an answer choice with the same subject matter as the stimulus, can i immediately eliminate it? Or are there past examples on the LSAT where the correct answer for a parallel question is actually the same in subject matter as the stimulus?

"I'm speechless. I feel like it's my birthday." I felt that to my core.

I chose D, but read it is an "if" and not an "only if". How does this answer still make sense if D is "only if", indicating group 2 necessary? Wouldn't the logical reasoning be backwards? Or does it even matter?

@Reiii23 Few doesn't necessarily mean some because some has a lower boundary of 1, but can also go up to most, or even all.