easy · LSAT Reading Comprehension
Passage A: Shorter forms reduce abandonment. Passage B: Longer forms can collect information needed for screening.
Which choice best describes the relationship between the passages?
- The passages identify competing benefits of form length.
- The passages make exactly the same claim for exactly the same reason.
- Passage B discusses a wholly unrelated subject.
- Passage A proves that Passage B contains false data.
- Both passages reject any possible compromise.
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