June 2002 LSAT
Section 4
Question 11
Ross-Rinehart on January 3, 2022
Because we want to weaken Galina's argument, the correct answer will need to cast doubt on Galina's claim that the squirrels are after "something other than sugar." One way to do that is to show that the squirrels are after the sugar, even if the concentration of the sugar in the maple sap is low.