LSAT Practice Test

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Provided the statements are accurate, which one of the following is most strongly supported?

Irrelevant Detail
Must Be False
Must Be True
Weakly Connected

The correct answer is: Must Be True

The correct answer is C: Must Be True. In LSAT questions, when a statement is said to be "most strongly supported," it means that the answer choice must be true based on the information provided in the stimulus. This means that the answer choice is fully supported by the information given and can be proven to be true. In contrast, the other answer choices can be eliminated: - A. Irrelevant Detail: This choice suggests that the information provided is irrelevant to the question, which is not in line with the concept of "most strongly supported." - B. Must Be False: This choice is the opposite of "most strongly supported," as it claims that the answer choice must be false, which is not the case in this scenario. - D. Weakly Connected: This option implies that there is a weak connection between the information in the stimulus and the answer choice, which is not the case for a "must be true" question.