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LSAT 130 | Section 2 | Reading Comprehension: Q14

PT130.S2.P3.Q14

LSAT Preptest 130 explanations

RC Question 14 Explanation

QUESTION TEXT: Which one of the following most accurately expresses the main point of the passage?

DISCUSSION: The author spends the first two paragraphs giving a fair, neutral description of tangible copyright theory. Their opinion comes in the third paragraph. So the third paragraph is their main point.

___________

  1. This is only the first half. This ignores the author’s criticism.
  2. CORRECT. This is the best answer. The word “ultimately” captures the sense that there is something to the idea, but when you fully consider all cases it doesn’t work. (i.e. the third paragraph, which sums up the author’s verdict.)
  3. This isn’t the main point. This is just a statement that is part of tangible copyright theory (which the author thinks is an inadequate theory.) See lines 24-28.
  4. The author doesn’t say this! The third paragraph implies they think copyright should exist. For instance, they suggest that live sports broadcasters have a right to control how their work is used.
  5. This contradicts the passage. The point of the tangible-object theory is that it avoids having to give ownership rights to ideas. See lines 35-39.
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Section 2 · Reading Comprehension

Passage 1: Archaeological Remains

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Passage 2: Philip Emeagwali

Q8–Q13
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Passage 3: Tangible-Object Theory

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Passage 4: Musical Elements

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