It can be inferred from the passage that the author would be most likely to view a shift toward a more long–term pers...
Julie-VJuly 11, 2019
A vs. D
Hi LSAT Max!
When I completed this passage for the diagnostic exam, I went with answer choice D. However when I went over it a second time, I went with A. I was wondering if someone could explain why D can be eliminated because I'm not 100% sure about the logic I used to get A when I gave this question a second chance. Can we safely eliminate D because there's no support in the passage to show that donors will be unwilling to accept new methods of delivering aid? Many thanks in advance!
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I also had the same issue. Can someone please respond?
alvaAugust 13, 2019
I also has this issue
alvaAugust 13, 2019
I also had this issue
IrinaAugust 14, 2019
@Julie & @alva,
That's correct. The author argues that the success of the proposal to provide for long-term needs depends on how donors will respond (lines 45-47), saying that "historically, donors ..have been most likely to respond only in the immediate aftermath of a crisis" (lines 47-50). The author then tells us that the donors that incorporate dialogue with members of affected communities into their relief plans could foster strategies to provide for long-term needs as well (lines 54-59), but he never implies that donors are unlikely to be receptive to long term needs or accepting new methods of delivering aid.
