November 2019 LSAT
Section 2
Question 14
Emil-Kunkin on September 21, 2022
This is a must be true, so we should read the stimulus carefully, and diagram if we choose to do so. The stimulus describes an experiment, and there are no real quantifiers or sufficient and necessary language (with the possible exception of the last sentence), so I probably wouldn't diagram this, and would rather just make sure I have a strong understanding of the experiment. We are told that six students were presented with a patient with symptoms, and a doctor asked them how to rule out a certain condition, which varied for each of the students. LAter, each student was given a patient with similar symptoms alone, and the first test they ran was the one the doctor had mentioned a week earlier.