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

kens on April 4, 2020

quantifier example question 4

answer C says some exuberant people who are actors are shy. I was confused as to whether the statement was suggesting that some exuberant people are both actor and shy. For statement like this, do we just assume that some exuberant people are actors?

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semalkani on July 9, 2020

I also am wondering about this question since I got stuck on the "who are actors" component of the answer stem. Are we assuming that "who are actors" parts of the question is fulfilled because: S-some-A is stated as fact itself in the question so it is automatically fulfilled and then deductions lead to s-some-ep, which means both qualities are fulfilled?

on March 6, 2021

I too had this question. We aren't able to make any conclusions about exuberant actors. We know some exuberant people are shy and some actors are shy but nothing about exuberant actors. I was only able to get it down between answer choice B and C and picked B because we definitely can't make any conclusions about extroverts and actors - only that if you're NOT extrovert you're not an actor.

Hope that makes sense.