QUESTION TEXT: Advertisement: At BigFoods, we compare prices for for you…
QUESTION TYPE: Most Strongly Supported
FACTS:
- The regularly purchased grocery items at Grocerytown cost 10% more than at BigFoods.
- BigFood’s items weren’t even on sale for this comparison.
ANALYSIS: MSS questions are basically asking for inferences. What can we infer from this stimulus? We’re given information about “regularly purchased items”, a subset within all the grocery items at BigFoods and Grocerytown. In other words, we are given information about SOME of the grocery items at these stores.
Now we can make a prephrase: we can say that some of the products are cheaper at BigFoods than at Grocerytown.
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- We don’t know if this happened.
- We also can’t infer anything about the preferences of the shoppers.
- CORRECT. This matches our prephrase exactly.
- We don’t know if the BigFoods items were on sale at the time of the comparison.
- We can’t know this from what we’re given in the stimulus.
Recap: The question begins with “Advertisement: At BigFoods, we compare prices for for you”. It is a Most Strongly Supported question. Learn more about LSAT MSS questions in our guide to LSAT Logical Reasoning question types.
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