June 2010 LSAT Section 5 Question 18

Based on the passage, it can be concluded that the author and Broyles-González hold essentially the same attitude toward

morgansmith21 on March 17, 2020

Writing out each answer choice

Are you actually supposed to write out the formula for each answer choice even on the test? Or do you do that on here just to fully explain?

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Ravi on March 17, 2020

@morgansmith21, great question. Writing out the formula for each answer choice is done to help fully explain the question. I wouldn't recommend doing this on the test because it'd take up too much time. That said, as you're working along and reviewing questions, it's definitely a good idea to practice writing out the formulas for each answer choice as you review so that you have stronger understanding. Over time, your comfort with quantifiers will improve and you won't feel the need to write out every answer choice.

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