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Day two
NO. 1
The government should enact a bill that would prohibit the sale and consumption of alcohol on commuter trains. Recently, the state, exercising its legitimate authority, passed a law to protect the health of commuters by prohibiting smoking on the commuter line. When intoxicated riders get off the train, get in their cars, and drive, the public is exposed to at least as much danger as are nonsmoking rail passengers who are forced to inhale cigarette smoke.
In arguing that alcohol consumption on commuter trains should be banned, the author relies on
60’略有超时,而且没太看懂那个比较的关键点
P:应该有法律禁止在commuter line里面买和喝酒
P:有一些地方禁止在train上抽烟→为了protect the health of public。一些intoxicated人下了train上了car drive,public至少会和被迫要吸入二手烟的人一样?(关键!intoxicated是喝醉的人的意思!!当喝醉的司机下了train,上了车,并且开车,公众的危险不会比被迫吸二手烟的要少)
C:所以应该有这样的规定,禁止喝酒。
题目来源:CR 大全LSAT TEST1 SECTION IV NO.1
NO. 2
Creating false marble is an art at which only those with a light hand can excel. Picasso, however, was a great artist, so while he did not have a light hand he could have excelled at creating false marble.
Which one of the following contains a logical error that most closely resembles the logical error contained in the passage?
题目来源:CR 大全LSAT TEST1 SECTION IV NO.2
40’
P:制造假的M是一项需要light hand的艺术
P:P是一个excellent的艺术家,没有light hand,但是他可以创造出假的M。
妈妈咪啊,C和P竟然都搞错了QAQ,阅读的时候一定一定一定要注意逻辑词!!!
P:P是个great艺术家
C:所以即使他没有light hand也能创造出excellent FM
NO.3
Although 90 percent of the population believes itself to be well informed about health care, only 20 percent knows enough about DNA. So apparently at least 80 percent of the population does not know enough about medical concepts to make well-informed personal medical choices or to make good public policy decisions about health care.
The argument’s reasoning is questionable because the argument fails to demonstrate that
题目来源:FEIFEI LOGIC 135 NO.1
P:虽然90%的人都认为他们well-informed about their health condition,but only20% know enough about DNA
C:so,at least 80%人没有(does not know enough about)medical concept→make well-informed medical decision
Or to make good public policy decision about health care
NO.4
The gray squirrel, introduced into local woodlands ten years ago, threatens the indigenous population of an endangered owl species, because the squirrels’ habitual stripping of tree bark destroys the trees in which the owls nest. Some local officials have advocated setting out poison for the gray squirrels. The officials argue that this measure, while eliminating the squirrels, would pose no threat to the owl population, since the poison would be placed in containers accessible only to squirrels and other rodents.
Which one of the following, if true, most calls into question the officials’ argument?
45’
P:gray松鼠十年前被引入森林→threaten the endangered in?? (本地的)owl→松鼠破坏owl栖息的树的树皮
P:政府投毒杀死松鼠
C:能杀害松鼠但是不会伤害到owl,因为毒药只放在松鼠和别的rodent可以接近的地方
题目来源:FEIFEI LOGIC 135 NO.4
NO.5
Sales manager: Last year the total number of meals sold in our company restaurants was much higher than it was the year before. Obviously consumers find our meals desirable.
Accountant: If you look at individual restaurants, however, you find that the number of meals sold actually decreased substantially at every one of our restaurants that was in operation both last year and the year before. The desirability of our meals to consumers has clearly decreased, given that this group of restaurants---the only ones for which we have sales figures that permit a comparison between last year and the year before---demonstrates a trend toward fewer sales.
If the sales figures cited by the accountant and the sales manager are both accurate, which one of the following must be true?
Which one of the following, if true, most seriously calls into question the accountant’s argument?
题目来源:FEIFEI LOGIC 135 NO.5-6
75’
Sales Managers:P:去年我们公司所有餐厅的meal sale比前年要高很多。C:人们发现我们的食物desirable。
Accountant:p:总的来看是的,但是如果你看每一家餐厅会发现去年和前年sale meal的数量急剧下降了。C:以这个数据(这些餐厅来看——我们仅有数据的餐厅——以此可以用来做前年和去年sale量的比较)来看,我们的sale数量是下降的,意味着人们对我们餐厅的 desirable也是下降的。
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