Parallel Reasoning questions ask you to identify the answer choice that contains reasoning most similar in structure to the reasoning in the stimulus. Since ...

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Parallel reasoning questions ask test takers to identify the answer choice that exhibits reasoning most similar to the reasoning used in the given stimulus.

What if the dean's actions aren't denying the president his right to unrestricted free speech? Now we see it's Parallel Reasoning, so we have to ...

I concentrate on two questions: (1) what criteria should we use to evaluate the analogical arguments used in science, and (2) how can we provide a philosophical.

Parallel Reasoning : Example Question #1 It has been scientifically established that all dogs bark. As a result, any animal that barks is a dog.

In Parallel Reasoning questions you are given an argument and asked to identify the answer choice that most closely parallels the argument.

Parallel Reasoning questions ask you to identify the answer choice that contains reasoning most similar in structure to the reasoning in the stimulus.

Greater Depth Complete a table showing the relationship between groups of diagonal lines. Parallel, perpendicular or neither. Questions 2, 5 and 8 (Reasoning).

Below is Part II of our discussion of the 15 hardest LSAT Logical Reasoning questions of all time. This Part contains 5 more of the 15 questions we're ...