@Hfa More is not necessarily half +1. Anything more than 50% (more than half) is still considered most. I don't think that the example for #5 should be considered incorrect. In other problems, even if the majority is a large majority, it still is a majority (most)

@ManusWeber -> is my go-to. I only use one hyphen to make things as simple as possible.

Are we going to see any stimulus on PTs or the LSAT that actually looks like question #1, or are these exercises simply to help us strengthen our abilities to identify premises and conclusions? I'm wondering if there will be any non-arguments on the LSAT for LR sections.