Role | LSAT Logical Reasoning

Role questions ask you to describe the role of a claim in an argument. Learn about premises, conclusions, opposing points, and more.
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If I saw you, I would kiss you. I am mere points away from 167. This very well might have got me over the line. In the books I have read, they provide a very brief explanation of this question type. It is so simple. But their answer always get me mixed up. I get the first half, but the second half of questions throw me off. I kept getting two answer choices seemingly right, then having to guess which one. My accuracy was not great. Probably 1/4. Now I feel good about these questions in the future.

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For the last question, I concentrated on the word "such as". It hinted me that an example will follow.

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