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Q12

by xjiang.xj Thu May 04, 2017 2:07 pm

I am trying to categorize the flaw in the stimulus. What type of general flaw is it under the context of LSAT common flaws? I think it is kind of like "action ≠ result" type. But I would like to see how the LSAT experts here analyze it.
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Re: Q12

by ohthatpatrick Fri May 05, 2017 7:43 pm

You're asking about Q12 from section 3, about burying nuclear waste underneath a mountain?
 
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Re: Q12

by xjiang.xj Mon May 08, 2017 4:56 pm

Yes, the nuclear waste one.
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Re: Q12

by ohthatpatrick Tue May 09, 2017 5:49 pm

I would not personally categorize it as any common flaw.

On a Str/Weak question, I'm anticipating we may see Causality or Comparisons/Analogies, but that's about it.

Otherwise, I'm just reacting to the specific argument, unless some pattern recognition sensor is triggered.

This seems like a pretty reasonable argument. The only objection I considered was something similar to (E) ... "is there a way to place the storage facility under the mountain WHILE investigating?"

In the end, (B) seems like a "intent ≠ result" type idea. But I wouldn't think about this question like, "Darn, I should have seen that coming."