Law School Admission Test LSAT (LSAT) - LSAT Exam Questions

The quarterly food inspection, performed by the local health team observes the customer reactions to fast food restaurants and family dining restaurants. However; during each inspection they discover that there are more reports of food poisoning found in the family dining restaurants than in the fast food restaurants. Of the following statements, which one best clarifies the apparent paradox?

Mary:All Italians are great lovers. Kathy:That is not so. I have met some Spaniards who were magnificent lovers. Kathy's reply to Mary indicates that she has misunderstood Mary's remark to mean that

The Athenians were by some soldiers who arrived from Plataea.

By passing more and more regulations allegedly to protect the environment, the state is driving the manufacturing industry away. And when the employers leave, the workers will follow. The number of LSAT new no growth or environmental rules passed each year is increasing by leaps and bounds. Rich environmentalists who think they are sympathetic to workers have no real sympathy for the bluecollar employees are injured by their activities. One major manufacturer has been fined for failing to establish a car-pool plan. Another is accused of polluting the air with industrial emissions, although everyone knows that two thirds of the pollutants come from cars and trucks. No wonder the large manufacturers are moving to states with fewer restrictive laws. And as the manufacturers go, unemployment and the number of workers leaving the state will rise more rapidly than ever before. The author's argument that strict environmental laws will eventually lead to loss of workers in the state will be most weakened if it can be shown that

Even though she became fatally ill from working with radium, Marie Curie was never .