December 2009 LSAT
Section 2
Question 8
Emil-Kunkin on January 6 at 03:32PM
In general, we can prioritize a bit. Partly we can do this by looking for which rule or set of rules is most restrictive. That is, here we have one set of rules that tell us a lot about ghk, and one about IL, so I would look to answer chicles that place those blocks first. Second, I like to skim answer choices to see if they immediately trigger a number of other things. This is effectively half doing each one, but the ones that you don't see how they would place mat other things should be deprioritized in flavor of ones that do trigger a number of other things,