#feedback

I sure wish there were instructors monitoring these boards, so they can answer questions about discrepancies in the answers, and offer concrete and authoritative advice and solutions.

It makes me lose faith in the rigor of the lessons, and the helpfulness of the skill builders, when there seem to be incorrect or incoherent answers to similar questions and there isn't any explanation from the people who wrote the questions and answers.

#feedback

Why use the exact same example as the previous page if they are not at all related to each other?

Can we expect this kind of hidden non-sequitur - one that seems to relate to a previous question and has the exact same wording but is not - on the actual LSAT? If so, this would have been a good time to explain that this is actually a trick question and we should be aware of it. If not, then this is just a very poorly designed and confusing lesson.