LSAT: POWERSCORE LOGICAL REASONING BIBLE | PRACTICE QUESTIONS AND COMPREHENSIVE STUDY GUIDE

LSAT: POWERSCORE LOGICAL
REASONING BIBLE | PRACTICE
QUESTIONS AND COMPREHENSIVE
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,Argument a set of statements wherein one statement is claimed to follow from or be
derived from the others.


Fact Sets are a collection of statements without a conclusion


What is this?: All professors are ethical. Mason is a Argument
professor. So Mason is ethical.




What is this?: The Jacksonville area has just over one Fact Set
million residents. The Cincinnati area has almost two
million residents. The New York area has almost twenty
million residents.


Primary Objective #1 Determine whether the stimulus contains an argument or if it is only a set of
actual facts.

,Premise A fact, position, or statement from which a conclusion is made.


Conclusion A statement or judgement that follows from one or more reasons.


because premise


since premise


for premise


for example premise


for that reason that premise




in that premise

, given that premise


as indicated by premise


due to premise


owing to premise


this can be seen from premise


we know this by premise


thus conclusion


therefore conclusion