LSAT Logic Game Bread Loaves Video Explanation

I just made a video explanation for the first LSAT Logic Game from PrepTest 30 (December 1999 LSAT). It's the "bread loaves" game (oatmeal, rye, and wheat, sliced or unsliced).

I explained all questions in one video that's just over 11 minutes. (Get more free LSAT videos.)

Enjoy!





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For more, see my more-detailed written Logic Games explanations available on the blog.




6 comments:

  1. This was my favorite In and Out game so far, probably because it didn't have much in terms of conditional statements.

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  2. this game just made me really hungry. Thanks for the explanation!

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  3. Thanks for the explanation! I had one question about #4, answer choice D. The answer choice says "No more than four oatmeal loaves are sliced." In your explanation, you put 5 Sliced Oatmeal under the "In" column, rather than 4. How does answer choice D make sense if it's "no more than four"? If the answer choice was "no more than 5," then answer choice D would make sense. (I probably just missed something obvious here; would appreciate a clarification!)

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    1. To test the answer, since the question stem is a MUST BE TRUE.

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  4. Your explanation for rejecting ans choice (a) for Q3 seems doubtfull. Please explain in view of the plural (leaves) used in the ans choice.

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  5. Your explanation for rejecting ans choice (a) for Q3 seems doubtful. Please explain in view of the plural (loaves) used in the ans choice.

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