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- Tue May 21, 2024 1:46 pm
#106578
I've been diligently preparing for the LSAT and have found the 'Most Strongly Supported' questions to be particularly challenging. I understand that the correct answer doesn't need to be proven beyond a doubt but should be highly likely based on the information provided.
I'm looking for more nuanced techniques to enhance my prephrasing approach. How to develop a strong prephrase for 'Most Strongly Supported' questions?
I'm looking for more nuanced techniques to enhance my prephrasing approach. How to develop a strong prephrase for 'Most Strongly Supported' questions?