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In the context of LSAT, what represents a Descriptive Conclusion?

  1. Tautology

  2. Define Assertion of Truth

  3. Comparison

  4. Some professors at the school teach Spanish.

The correct answer is: Define Assertion of Truth

A descriptive conclusion is a statement that provides a definition or explanation of a term or concept. A tautology (A) is a statement that repeats the same idea using different words, so it does not provide a definition. Comparison (C) involves identifying similarities and differences between two or more things, which is different from defining a term. Choice D is a statement of fact, but it is not a descriptive conclusion. Only choice B provides a clear definition or explanation of a concept, making it the correct choice for a descriptive conclusion.

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