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Flawed Parallel Reasoning Questions - - Question 27

Of all the houses in the city's historic district, the house that once belonged to the Tyler family is the most famou...

b_theo November 7, 2019

Why not B?

Hey LSAT Max, I got the answer right, but I was stuck between B and E for awhile. I ultimately went with E because B was talking about a behavior, while the prompt was talking about a characteristic. Was my thought process right?

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Skylar November 8, 2019

@b_theo, thanks for your question!

Yes, you seem to be on the right track. Additionally, (B) does not discuss an individual case of something- like the prompt does with Tyler's house or (E) does with the Oakland roses. Instead, (B) makes a general statement about a cause-and-effect relationship. This cause-and-effect relationship is also unlike the passage, which provides additional support for the elimination of (B).

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