GMATNinja wrote:
Contropositive wrote:
HiGMATNinja
I know OG is supreme, and there is no point fighting with the OA, but i find (E)lil loose.
Below are my concerns:
If depositors were more selective ----> then banks wouldneed to be secure in order to compete for depositors'money.
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Potential depositors are able to determine which banks are secure againstfailure.
So, an analogous to the stimulus: If i were a Roger Federer fan, i would want him to play Wimbledon'24.
Does the stimulus require that i NEED to be a Roger Federer fan? Maybe i am or Maybe i am not, but the conclusion still holds!
On that basis, can i say that if given a better choice (F) we can dump (E)?
I have done 400-500 LSAT LR questions, and now that i have come back to OG, i find it hard to adjust to the OG language.
I don't understand why i find LSAT LR questions easier than GMAT CR. I have found that GMAT CR answer choices are less than ideal and loose. Moreover, options in LSAT LR are easier to eliminate than in GMAT CR. Are my concerns valid?
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Statistics : Posted by Contropositive • on 08 May 2008, 11:45 • Replies 17 • Views 72979
