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Abstract language in LR answer choices

Kevin Jung Member

January 2022 edited January 2022 in Logical Reasoning 35 karma

Hi all,

I've encountered in 80+ PTs some 'procedure' questions with very abstract languages (i.e. Andy Warhol's Brillo Boxes PT86, Q24).

Are there any similar LR questions that stood out to you in particular?

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Scott Milam Member Administrator Moderator Sage 7Sage Tutor

January 2022 1307 karma

Many of the harder "Method of reasoning or descriptive" questions fall into this category. In particular:
PT91 S2 Q22
PT80 S1 Q21
PT77 S2 Q17

If you are struggling with them, I would create a problem set out of some of the 4- and 5- star "Method" questions to help you drill them!

Hope that helps!
Kevin Jung Member

January 2022 35 karma

Thanks a lot! That's very helpful.

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