LSAT Practice Test

Which statement is not necessarily true, given the information provided?

1. Must be true

2. Cannot be false - def

3. Must be false - def

4. Could be true - def

The correct answer is: Cannot be false - def

The correct answer is D. While options A and C are extreme, option B is incorrect because it is an absolute statement and there could be exceptions that make it false. Option D is the most accurate because it suggests that there are other factors to consider that could make the statement true. Therefore, it is not necessarily true. In general, it is important to avoid absolute statements and consider all possibilities when evaluating information.