LSAT 19, Reading Comprehension, Q2, LSATHacks

RC Question 2 Explanation, by LSATHacks

DISCUSSION: You need to read lines 28-33 to get the full context. James’ scenic descriptions can get in the way of her plotting.

The description of a kitchen is an example.

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1. The lines in question is not a quote from one of James’ books.
2. We’re never told that James is particularly interested in rural life. This is the only time a country house is mentioned.
3. The lines in question are used to criticize James. Her books are pleasurable, but this is an example of how her literary abilities can get in the way of the plot.
4. This makes no sense. Who constructs plots by describing kitchens? The line is an example of how James fails to construct her plots well.
5. CORRECT. Exactly. James cares more about describing a kitchen than making sure her plots work.

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