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ID: LSAT-LR-043
Section: Logical Reasoning
Topic: Parallel Reasoning
Difficulty level: Easy

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All the apple varieties in the orchard's south row ripen late, since the row was planted for storage fruit, and no late-ripening variety in this county is picked before October. The Ashmead is one of the varieties in the south row. So the Ashmead is not picked before October.

Which one of the following arguments is most similar in its reasoning to the argument above?

AEvery book on the shelf is vellum-bound, and some vellum bindings are cracked. The Psalter is on the shelf, so its binding is cracked.

BEvery violin in the case was made in Cremona, and no Cremona instrument leaves the building. The Rossi is in the case, so it does not leave.

CEvery clock in the hall is locally made, and no local clock strikes the quarters. The tower clock is not local, so it strikes the quarters.

DEvery violin in the case was made in Cremona, and no Cremona instrument leaves the building. The Rossi leaves the building, so it is not in the case.

EAll the varieties in the orchard's north row ripen early, and every early-ripening variety in this county is picked in August. The Beauty is picked in August, so the Beauty is in the north row.

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