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LSAT-Section-3-Analytical-Reasoning – Section Three : Analytical Reasoning

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Question 13

An English school teacher requested from her students that they try and write children's stories that are relevant to their everyday lives; the idea would be to give their stories a quality of “real-life”. One of the students decided to base her story upon one of the fictional characters from her favorite novel.

Of the following criteria listed below, which would make the most logical sense as criticism against the student's choice for her children's story?

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    The writing techniques that are successful for one writer are frequently unsuccessful for another.
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    A story based entirely on the writer's knowledge of characters from another novel is not likely to include the writer's personal feelings of real life.
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    The author of her favorite novel would not allow the student permission to use their character.
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    Children's story writing requires examination of the self, in order to develop innovative and original ideas.
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    A writer should concentrate on developing themes of teaching and significance, instead of simply aiming for prominence.
Question 14

A monopoly is distinguished through the decline or lack of competition. The MANG Company recognizes that its operations are within a competitive field.

Consider the following conclusions, which one may be an implication of the above statement.

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    A one seller market is the definition of a monopoly.
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    There is no family competition in the MANG Company.
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    The MANG Company's focus is non-monopolistic.
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    The MANG Company operates within a service industry.
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    The MANG Company is owned publicly.
Question 15

If Local A.A. (Alcohol Anonymous) rehabilitation facilities are forced upon us – and society is determined that they should be forced – then it should be society that pays for them.

Considering the statements below, which one would weaken the argument above?

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    Many groups have been convinced by a government committee that the local rehabilitation facilities are unsuccessful.
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    The cost of A.A. facilities are too high to be funded locally.
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    Rehabilitation facilities are supported by many neighborhood groups.
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    The expense to maintain an A.A. rehabilitation facility is too costly.
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    Alcoholics may not want to accept treatment.