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ID: LSAT-LR-123
Section: Logical Reasoning
Topic: Parallel Reasoning
Difficulty level: Medium

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The Fenn pottery fires a kiln only if every piece in the load has been bisque-fired, and it bisque-fires a load only when the drying shed has stood empty for a week. The shed was filled again three days after it was last emptied. So no kiln at Fenn was fired with the load that came out of the shed this month.

The reasoning in which one of the following is most closely parallel to the reasoning above?

AFenn fires a kiln only if every piece is bisque-fired, and this month's load was fully bisque-fired. So its own rule was no bar to firing that load.

BA weir gate is raised only when the gauge tops two metres, and it has done so all week. So the gauge was no bar.

CA tender is opened only if it arrived sealed, and logged only if opened. Marley's was never logged, so it did not arrive sealed.

DA crate is released only if its papers are stamped, and a survey is filed only when the papers are stamped. The Aldon survey was never filed, so that crate was not released.

EA boat leaves the slip only if its hull is scraped, and a hull is scraped only after six hours of low tide. The tide was out four hours at most, so no boat left the slip.

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