Provable Question (Game Plans)

Question 1

Conclusion Game plan:

Answer 1

• The correct answer to a Conclusion question the argument’s main conclusion. Conclusion questions play to a major strength you’re already honed; you should already be identifying the conclusion in every stimulus as part of designing your CLIR.
• But the LSAT sometimes uses complex language to make Conclusion questions a little harder. check out this example.
  
  • Xena believes that we should reinstate rules as a means of setting our differences. Xena, however, is wrong. Duels bring death and detection, neither of which are fit for a civilized society.
• The conclusion is “Xena, However, is wrong,” but that might no be the correct answer in a conclusion question.
  
  • Xena is wrong
  • Xena is incorrect in claiming that we should reinstate duels.
  • Our society should no reinstate duels.
  • Duels should not be reinstated.
• **Notice how Xena was not mentioned.