Author's Attitude, Tone & Viewpoint Attribution
Author's Attitude, Tone & Viewpoint Attribution
Deepening Day 15's tone-word work, with focus on the single highest-value RC habit: never letting a true, correctly-worded passage statement get attributed to the wrong person.
The Viewpoint-Attribution Check
Before selecting any answer that quotes or closely paraphrases the passage, explicitly ask: whose view is this — the author's, a proponent's, a critic's? This single check eliminates the RC-WRONG-VIEWPOINT trap, one of the highest-frequency RC errors across all five passage sets.
Practice items on this page are curriculum-authored in LSAT style; they are not official LSAC questions. Real drilling happens on LawHub — see the assignment below.
Q1. Using Day 10's algorithmic-pricing passage, an answer choice states: "algorithmic price convergence is legally equivalent to human collusion." Whose view is this?
LawHub drill-tier RC passage, untimed, focused on Author's Attitude and viewpoint-attribution questions.
A second light LR maintenance day tomorrow, then Function questions get their own dedicated (not maintenance) treatment.