Could someone tell us how to answer maximum/minimum questions in these conditional games? What is the best strategy?

Could someone post a set-up for game 4? I found it difficult to make deductions.

I found the logic chain set-up to be helpful for this game, but I am wondering how to answer a question such as number 14. Would one look at previously worked questions, or is there a deduction to be made?

I am wondering if the argument can and should be understood as a conditional statement. Courage --> person perseveres in the face of fear prompted by danger in acting to attain a goal The answer is D, but it does not mention that the person perseveres. However, it is the best answer out of the fi...

Thanks for posting this explanation.

What kept me from selecting B is the qualification, ¨good art criticism¨ because Monique talks about the best art critics. Please let me know if you can clarify this.

Hi, I got the answers down to between C and E, but I am not sure why E is the right answer. It seems like the differences come down to the degrees: "any chance" and "unlikely". I am wondering if someone could elaborate on this and/or explain why E is the correct answer.

I chose answer C based on POE of the other answer choices. However, I could not find support for it in the passage. The only mention of profit is when it comes to retained rights, and the choice supports a statement about transferring rights.

According to my LSAC score report, the reading comprehension section is section 3. The question you´re referring to is section 5.

This was a tough passage, and for this question, I was stuck between B and D. Could someone explain why D is the right answer is B is the wrong one?

Could someone explain why A is wrong and why E is right? I feel that E addresses the later part of the passage more, not the passage as a whole.

For this question, I chose C by POE. However, the "only if" is bothering me because I think it's too strong. How do we know that the author does not feel that there are no alternatives to insecticides and natural predators?

1.b
2. c
3.d
4.e
5.e
6.d
7.a

I actually don´t understand the difference between D and E. I am wondering if E is wrong because the author implies that if computer conferences attract a wider range than the self-selecting group of people, conferences can be more like communities. If someone could clarify the differences between ...

I chose E, and I´m not sure why it´s wrong. Could someone explain how it weakens the argument?