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ID: LSAT-LR-202
Section: Logical Reasoning
Topic: Parallel flaw in the argument
Difficulty level: Easy

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Exhibitor: Of the stamps in the Society's own reference collection, every one printed from the second plate carries a nick in the frame at the lower left. The sheet Ridout showed at the fair, which has never been added to the reference collection, was printed from the second plate. So that sheet carries a nick in the frame at the lower left.

Which one of the following arguments contains flawed reasoning most similar to the flawed reasoning in the argument above?

AOf the albums in the Society's own library, every one rebacked in the 1970s is bound in cloth. The album Sowerby consults, which has been in that library since 1960, is bound in cloth. So that album was rebacked in the 1970s.

BOf the ferries working the northern route, every one refitted at Skarnes has a strengthened bow door. The ferry on the morning sailing, which has never been off that route, was refitted at Skarnes. So the morning ferry is fit to run through winter ice.

COf the clocks along the Society's own long gallery, every one with a brass dial was cleaned before the reopening. The clock beside the stair, which has never been sent away for repair, stands in that gallery and has a brass dial. So that clock was cleaned before the reopening.

DOf the covers in the Society's own exchange book, every one bearing the Bergen cancel was posted before the tariff changed. The cover Calvert has just bought, which has never been entered in the exchange book, bears the Bergen cancel. So that cover was posted before the tariff changed.

EOf the chairs standing in the college's hall, most of those made in the founder's workshop have a wedged tenon at the seat rail. The chair beside the hall door, which has never been re-upholstered since the hall was furnished, was made in the founder's workshop. So that chair has a wedged tenon at the seat rail.

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