[brackis1]

EDIT IM A RETARD, MOVE ALONG, LATE NIGHT SELF PWNED FOR LAZILY DOING SOME PRACTICE

Just doing some free online LSAT questions and am hoping this is just a shitty online question set, someone care to confirm I am wrong or right about this one?
STATEMENT:
All teachers like some of their students. No teacher likes all of his or her students.

If the statements are true, then all of the following must be true EXCEPT
some teachers like some of their students
all teachers dislike some of their students
no teacher dislikes all of his or her students MY CHOICE (chose prior to reading opting 4,5)
most teachers like most of their students CORRECT ANSWER
no teacher likes all of his or her students


Explanation of Answer:
The passage makes no comments on the majority of a teacher's students.


I fail to see how a teacher could dislike all of his or her students given the first clause of the true statement. Perhaps they are both right and this question just sucks? edit: My conclusion is right, but I didn't read the answer properly

[anaconda]

you have to pick the one thats not true or isnt necessarily true.

[Aspen]

your chose is wrong because it says "no teacher dislikes...", that is a true conclusion from the premise set.

No teacher dislkes all her stdents.

if that evn helped.

[thaifighter541]

edit

Missed the part about 'except' so you want to find the wrong answer!

[Mackavelli]

no teacher dislikes all of his or her students is true because All teachers like some of their students.

[Mackavelli]

Originally Posted by thaifighter541

I agree I would've answered the same.

Since the word All and none is used for teachers-I fail also to see how it could be a correct answer since it uses most teachers

Exactly, thats why you cant assume its a majority, so that answer is wrong.

[brackis1]

edit: I'm a tard

[chrstrm]

ah. was going to explain but now i see you have edited. good luck on that LSAT thing.