easy · LSAT Logical Reasoning
All cedar boxes are wooden. Some storage boxes are cedar. Therefore, Some storage boxes are wooden.
Which argument uses the most similar pattern of reasoning?
- All numbered tags are blue. Some shelf tags are blue. Therefore, some shelf tags are numbered.
- All blue tags are numbered. Some shelf tags are blue. Therefore, some shelf tags are numbered.
- All blue tags are numbered. Shelf tag K is numbered. Therefore, shelf tag K must be blue.
- Some shelf tags are both blue and numbered. Therefore, every blue shelf tag must be numbered.
- All blue tags are numbered. No shelf tags are blue. Therefore, no shelf tags can be numbered.
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