Your Prescription for . . . Parallel & Flawed Parallel Reasoning Questions

There have been a few Logical Reasoning questions in the history
of the LSAT that were about as long as a Reading Comp passage,
and every single one of them is a Parallel Reasoning or Flawed
Parallel Reasoning question.


These questions are frustrating and time consuming. Luckily they
aren’t the most common types of questions, so lots of people skip
them, but if you want an elite score, you’ll have to learn how to
answer these correctly and quickly. We’ll tell you how.


Listen and learn . . .
What important law school skill is being tested on these
questions How to speed up in analyzing the arguments in the
stimulus and answers The different approaches to diagrammable and
non-diagrammable arguments How Parallel Reasoning and Flawed
Parallel Reasoning questions differ in terms of answer criteria How
to eliminate answers quickly and confidently How to answer the
common Parallel questions in Reading Comp and how they’re different
from LR questions

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