1. Type 1: Must Be 7.9% of LR
True/ Conclusion/
In- ference
- Type 1v= "Most 6.
Strongly
Supported"
13.7% of LR
2. Type 2:
Strengthen/
Premise/ Weaken
- Type 2
- Type 2n
- Type 2s
27.2% of
LR
3. Type 3: Weaken
10.5% of LR
4. Type 4: Method
of Reasoning
- 4F
17.7% of LR
5. Type 5: Parallel
Rea- soning
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, LSAT Question Types Latest Update.
If statements above are true, following argumentative strategies?
then which of the following must
also be true? Which one of the following most accurately describes a flaw in the
reasoning above?
Which one of the following is
most strongly supported by the
information above? Which one of the following is most closely parallel in its reasoning to the
argument?
The argument above exhibits an erroneous pattern of reasoning
most similar to that exhibited by which one of the following?
The argument above would be
most strengthened if which one
of the follow- ing were true?
The argument is based on
which one of the following
assumptions?
Which one of the following
statements, if true, most
seriously undermines the
argument?
Which one of the following, if
true, would cast doubt on the
conclusion? The argument
employs which one of the
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