LSAT 124 – Section 3 – Question 07

LSAT 124 - Section 3 - Question 07

December 2007

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PT124 S3 Q07
+LR
Most strongly supported +MSS
Fill in the blank +Fill
Conditional Reasoning +CondR
A
91%
164
B
6%
160
C
2%
159
D
1%
157
E
0%
153
120
129
145
 +Easiest 145.896 +SubsectionMedium

Educator: Only those students who are genuinely curious about a topic can successfully learn about that topic. They find the satisfaction of their curiosity intrinsically gratifying, and appreciate the inherent rewards of the learning process itself. However, almost no child enters the classroom with sufficient curiosity to learn successfully all that the teacher must instill. A teacher’s job, therefore, _______.

Summary

For students to successfully learn about a topic, they must be genuinely curious about that topic. These students find satisfaction of curiosity gratifying. However, almost no child enters the classroom with sufficient curiosity to successfully learn all that must be taught.

Strongly Supported Conclusions

A teacher’s job, therefore, requires stimulating and satisfying a student’s curiosity.

A
requires for the fulfillment of its goals the stimulation as well as the satisfaction of curiosity

This answer is strongly supported. Curiosity is a necessary condition for students to successfully learn a topic.

B
necessitates the creative use of rewards that are not inherent in the learning process itself

This answer is unsupported. We don’t know from the stimulus whether the use of rewards is necessary for stimulating curiosity or successfully learning a topic.

C
is to focus primarily on those topics that do not initially interest the students

This answer is unsupported. The stimulus does not suggest what topics teachers should or should not focus on.

D
is facilitated by students’ taking responsibility for their own learning

This answer is unsupported. The stimulus does not suggest whether students have any responsibility for their own learning.

E
becomes easier if students realize that some learning is not necessarily enjoyable

This answer is unsupported. The stimulus does not suggest at what point a teacher’s job becomes easier.

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