LSAT 156 – Section 4 – Question 05

LSAT 156 - Section 4 - Question 05

July 2020

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QuickView		 Type Tags Answer
Choices		 Curve Question
Difficulty		 Psg/Game/S
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PT156 S4 Q05
+LR
Most strongly supported +MSS
A
2%
140
B
3%
156
C
7%
148
D
5%
156
E
82%
158
120
128
147
 +Easiest 147.09 +SubsectionMedium

Gahagan’s Greenstore sells a large volume of plants. The vast majority are sold wholesale to commercial buyers, most of them to landscape contractors. Gahagan’s also sells gardening implements, most of which are purchased retail by home gardeners.

Summary
Gahagan’s Greenstore sells a large volume of plants. Most of these plants are sold wholesale to commercial buyers, who are mainly landscape contractors. Gahagan also sells gardening implements, which are mostly purchased by home gardeners.

Strongly Supported Conclusions
If someone bought a gardening implement from Gahagan, they are more likely to be a home gardener than a commercial buyer.
If someone bought plants from Gahagan, they were more likely a commercial buyer (or contractor) than a home gardener.

A
Gahagan’s makes a larger profit from the sale of plants than from the sale of all other products combined.
The stimulus does not provide any information about what aspect of Gahagan’s business is most profitable.
B
Most of those who make regular wholesale purchases from Gahagan’s have never purchased gardening implements from Gahagan’s.
The stimulus does not provide any information about whether customers purchase/don’t purchase different items.
C
There are more commercial buyers than home gardeners among Gahagan’s regular customers.
The stimulus gives information about those who buy plants and garden implements but does not provide information about which group is bigger.
D
Gahagan’s sells a few gardening implements wholesale to landscape contractors.
The stimulus explains that most gardening implements are sold to home gardeners but does not mention whether they are sold to contractors or not.
E
A plant purchased from Gahagan’s is more likely to have been purchased by a landscape contractor than by a home gardener.
The stimulus says that the vast majority of plants are sold wholesale to commercial buyers (contractors). Thus, it is more likely that it was purchased by a contractor than by a home gardener.

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