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LSAT 111 | Section 2 | Reading Comprehension: Q6

LSAT Preptest 111 explanations

RC Question 6 Explanation

DISCUSSION: Lines 28-34 describe the criteria that the authors use to judge if a subjective memoir is reliable: Is the text internally consistent? Does it match accounts of the author? Or is the text full of biased justifications?

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  1. CORRECT. This is stated on lines 30-31. 
  2. There’s no way to prove anything for sure: we’re talking about an author’s subjective, personal experience. We can only show that the account is plausible (possible). 
  3. There’s no need for this. The scholars are deciding how to verify a memoir now. 
  4. This isn’t mentioned. A partisan account can still be relatively accurate. 
  5. Why should we care whether a certain view of the past is preserved? The scholars only seem interested in truth. 
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Passage 3: Philosophers

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