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LSAT Explanations › Preptest 115 › Reading Comprehension › Question 23

LSAT 115 | Section 1 | Reading Comprehension: Q23

LSAT Preptest 115 explanations

RC Question 23 Explanation

DISCUSSION: This is very similar to the main idea question. They essentially ask the same thing: why is the author telling us this?

The author wants the subjectivists and objectivists to learn to talk to each other, and he has a solution.

___________

  1. The author hasn’t passed any judgement on whether the philosophers are correct.
  2. CORRECT. The solution is given in paragraphs 4-5. The two camps must examine their assumptions and learn to speak to each other. 
  3. Find me a single line where the author attacks the subjectivists.
  4. Same as C. Find me a single line where the author picks sides.
  5. Same as C and D. The author does not judge either side. 
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