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What would you do if you do not have an option to make a note or low res on the LSAT test in regards to RC since it is a long passage to remember all details ? I have seen Mr. JY explanation on RC and the way he is doing it but I do not know how to make it easy .










Admin Note: I am adding the post of @blank20202021972 below, which is also about PT93.S2.Q19:
Missed this question and thought I'd post in case this helps anyone else.
Stimulus:
New course approved next year -> Committee received OR Dean Wilson received
Dean Wilson received 1 course proposal
Committee received -> Upper-level courses
Upper-level courses -> Pre-requisites.
Answer Choices:
A) We don't know that there won't be any new courses next year that have pre-reqs. What if the course Dean Wilson received has pre-reqs and is not an upper-level course. We know that Upper-level courses have pre-reqs. and don't know if other courses have pre-reqs.
B.) We don't know anything about the approvals and how many have been approved. We have no idea whether or not the proposals received will be approved. We just know IF they're approved, the committee or the Dean will have reviewed them.
C) Yes, if there is more than 1, for example 2 courses then at least one will have pre-reqs. because we know the Dean only received one, so the other must be received by the committee. And we know the committee only received Upper-level courses which must have pre-reqs. So we know at least one will have pre-reqs because the committee will have received it.
D) All courses offered next year will have pre-reqs.. Not supported, we only know about new-courses approved next year and that are upper-level..
E) Similar to B, we don't know whether or not they will approve the courses or not...
Reason I missed this question:
I misread the stimulus and thought the first sentence said New course approved next year -> Committee received AND Dean Wilson received. Skipped this and came back and did not catch my reading mistake. When coming back to skipped questions, need to read the stimulus carefully for each and every word... Can't assume my first read was correct.