December 2005 LSAT
Section 1
Question 23
Emil-Kunkin on April 22, 2023
My only real tip here is to look for conclusions. Depending on the initial argument, if the conclusion is clear and ideally somewhat complex (e.g. Thus, since bob is old, bon cannot be on the team, or So, all cats are jerks) we can eliminate any conclusion that is different in kind. That is, in the cats example, we need the conclusion to be of the structure "if x then y" and we can safely eliminate anything that is a most x are Y, or anything that doesn't quite fit the mold of the original conclusion.