@BlessingOyedele890 correct, that is how I understood it

@ElizabethSacco I've been ignoring the blind reviews!!! WTH I'm going to start doing them

@gabee Thanks for this Gabriel :) As I continued studying, it made more sense to me! But you are absolutely right.

@daysdreaming Let's do it! I'm all for making new friends on the same journey. What schools are you thinking of applying to, do you know?

What I am trying to understand is, how would we know what is the conclusion and what is the premise in the question? Do we assume that the conclusion in the passage is always the sentence without evidence or support, and the one that reads more like an example backing up the argument will always be the premise? The tiger sentence is more specific in detail, so does that automatically make it evidence-based to support a more generic statement like "not all mammals are suitable pets"?

I'm in Orange County, CA. I would love to connect with anyone preparing for the LSAT test this fall. Hoping to get in 2027. Would love to meet people on the same journey.