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LSAT 128 | Section 1 | Reading Comprehension: Q14

LSAT Preptest 128 explanations

RC Question 14 Explanation

QUESTION TEXT: Which one of the following statements most accurately …

DISCUSSION: As I wrote in the passage analysis, the main point argues that we now recognize cultures are more interconnected than they previously let on.

___________

  1. This is too narrow. The relationship between imperial societies and their colonies was just one of the examples used.
  2. The beginning of paragraph 3 says “similar constructions”, but it’s very strong to say that they are not different at all. Besides, these are again just examples used to illustrate the main point.
  3. Same as A and B.
  4. Again, too narrow.
  5. CORRECT. This is written in the last paragraph. And E is the only answer choice that captures the entire nuance of the passage instead of just the specific examples it uses.
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Section 1 · Reading Comprehension

Passage 1: Mexican American Literature

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Passage 2: Modern Bankruptcy Law

Q6–Q13
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Passage 3: National Identities

Q14–Q21
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Passage 4: Riddled Basin of Attraction

Q22–Q28
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