Lsat Vocabulary Worksheet Template Page 5

mentions

states

exact

identifies

says

lists

display

QUESTION STEM TERMS

most strongly supported

most accurately

not necessarily exact

As we’ve discussed, LSAT writers are extremely

careful about how they write question stems, and

they don’t throw in superfluous terms. When you

see any of these terms (or related ones), they will

most likely

have a significant impact on the type of answer that

infer

suggests

you should expect. If a question stem uses the word

“states,” you should expect to find exact proof for

the right answer; if, instead, a question stem uses

the word “suggests,” you know you will not find ex-

act proof for the right answer—you should expect to

have to make a small leap.

main

in order to

primary

primarily

purpose

function

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