Logical reasoning PrepTest 152 · Section 4 · Question 5

This answer doesn't select between the two offered options, so it doesn't parallel an argument that does.

Correct. Argument or Facts:
Argument

Valid or Flawed:
Flawed

Question Type:
Parallel Reasoning

Stimulus Summary:
B and C are the only qualified applicants. B isn't a team player, so we should hire C.

Answer Anticipation:
There are two options. One has a flaw, so we should pick the other.

Answer Explanation:
Two options are given; one is mentioned as having problems associated with it. The other is selected, so we should select this answer!

Key Takeaway:
This Parallel Reasoning question uses a common Method of Reasoning—eliminating alternatives. While different question types generally have different strategies, concepts that show up in one question type will frequently show up in others. When you start noticing that, you'll know your LSAT mastery is nearly complete.

This answer doesn't select between the two offered options, so it doesn't parallel an argument that does.

This answer has two options, but it selects both of them! That doesn't parallel an argument that selects one of the given options.

This answer has two options, and then selects one . . . first, and the other second. Without that last clause about visiting Peru later, it would be a much better answer.