QUESTION TEXT: Sponges attach to the ocean floor, continually…
QUESTION TYPE: Most Strongly Supported
FACTS:
- Tubular and vase shaped sponges live in slow-moving waters. They don’t do well in strong currents.
- Those sponges were very common during the Jurassic.
ANALYSIS: Presumably, many waters during the Jurassic were slow moving.
You can safely ignore most of the information in this densely written stimulus.
It can be a good idea to read this sort of question twice. On the second read, see what you can combine to make a deduction.
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- We have no idea. The sponges may have lived before and after the Jurassic.
- Same as A. We have no idea how common sponges were in other eras.
- CORRECT. If this weren’t true then those sponges couldn’t have been “widespread.” They only do well in slow-moving waters.
- We have no idea where other types of sponges can live.
- We don’t know. The stimulus doesn’t tell us this.
Recap: The question begins with “Sponges attach to the ocean floor, continually”. It is a Most Strongly Supported question. Learn how to master LSAT MSS questions on the LSAT Logical Reasoning question types page.
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