LSAT Question Answers Flashcards
What are you looking for in a Strengthening Question?
The powerful thing that strengthens the argument
What are you looking for in a Weaken Question?
The powerful thing that destroys the conclusion
What are you looking for in a Sufficient Assumption Question?
The powerful thing that proves the conclusion 100% valid
What are you looking for in a Counter Question?
The powerful thing that the first speaker would say to destroy the second person’s argument
What are you looking for in a Contradiction Question?
The powerful that contradicts literal words from the stimulus
What are you looking for in an Evaluate Question?
The powerful thing that you can ask to determine the validity of the argument
What are you looking for in a Resolution Question?
The powerful Resolution
What are you looking for in a Conclusion Question?
The provable Conclusion
What are you looking for in an Inference Question?
The provable Inference
What are you looking for in an MSS Question?
The provable very, very, very likely to be true thing
What are you looking for in a Fill In Question?
The provable thing that finishes the author’s argument
What are you looking for in a Controversy Question?
The provable Controversy
What are you looking for in an Agreement Question?
The provable thing that speaker 1 and speaker 2 agree on
What are you looking for in a Necessary Assumption Question?
The provable thing that must happen to prove the conclusion true
What are you looking for in a Method Question?
The provable process of arriving at a conclusion
What are you looking for in an Argument Part Question?
The provable use of the statement in the stimulus
What are you looking for in a Classic Flaw?
The provable Classic Flaw
What are you looking for in a Loophole Flaw?
The provable description of how the argument overlooked the Loophole
How do you find the answer to a Strengthen Question?
Whatever plugs the Loophole
How do you find the answer to a Weaken Question?
The Loophole
How do you find the answer to a Sufficient Assumption Question?
Whatever extremely plugs the Loophole
How do you find the answer to a Counter Question?
Use the Controversy to find the Loophole that speaker 1 would respond with
How do you find the answer to a Contradiction Question?
Find something that can’t exist in the context of the stimulus, while crossing out anything that sounds like an Inference
How do you find the answer to an Evaluate Question?
Find the answer that asks about the truth of the Loophole