LSAT Practice Test

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Which of the following represents a point to be proven by an author?

What is a conclusion?
Must Be True
Premise/Conclusion
Logical Opposition

The correct answer is: What is a conclusion?

The correct answer is A because the question asks what point the author must prove in their argument. In this case, the author needs to establish what a conclusion is. This answer aligns with the task of proving a specific point or concept within a written argument. Choices B, C, and D do not directly address the concept of proving a point within an argument. Choice B (Must Be True) refers to a different type of LSAT question, where the answer choice must be true based on the information given. Choices C (Premise/Conclusion) and D (Logical Opposition) are concepts related to argument structure and logic, but they do not specifically address the idea of proving a point as asked in the question.