December 1994 LSAT Section 4 Question 22

In a survey of consumers in an Eastern European nation, respondents were asked two questions about each of 400 famous...

yckim2180 on May 10, 2021

Answer A

Could someone please provide another explanation? I'm having difficulty seeing how the answer can be interpreted the way it's meant to be interpreted.

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Emil-Kunkin on July 21 at 12:52AM

I like to try to put answers into my own words. Here, I would say this is saying not to ask all survey takers a question if some people who answered a certain way to another question cant possibly answer the question at Hand. I think it's also helpful to imagine this scenario. For example, a survey might first ask if you rent or own, and then ask everyone's monthly rent. It would be futile to ask the homeowners what their monthly rent is.