This week, I’ve got “assumption negation” in my crosshairs. (That’s right: I’m about to negate the unnecessary “assumption negation” approach to Necessary Assumption questions—say that five times fast.) I used to teach Necessary Assumption questions…
When in doubt, on LSAT Reading Comprehension, we should assume the question is a Must Be True. As such, we should pick an answer that has straightforward support from the passage. Being dull and boring never makes it wrong here—in fact, dull and…
I’ll cut right to the chase: If your previous LSAT instructor, website, or book told you to read the question stem first on Logical Reasoning, you can safely disregard everything else they have to say. I know that sounds extreme, but I mean it. “Read the question…