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LSAT Explanations › Preptest 113 › Reading Comprehension › Question 2

LSAT 113 | Section 1 | Reading Comprehension: Q2

LSAT Preptest 113 explanations

RC Question 2 Explanation

DISCUSSION: The author is a strong defender of unanimity. The entire passage argues that we should keep the requirement, and not change it one bit.

___________

  1. Cursory means: not paying much attention to something. The author spends the whole passage praising the unanimity requirement.
  2. The author clearly praises the requirement. See lines 39-40, for example. 
  3. There’s no caution. The author completely disagrees with the idea that we should get rid of the requirement, and doesn’t think we should change the it, at all.
  4. CORRECT. The author has nothing but good things to say about the unanimity requirement. 
  5. The passage may have some logical flaws, but the author uses arguments (reason) to make their point. 
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