It would be helpful to have more LSAT questions sprinkled through these lessons just like this. I know that may be coming later, but I think it could speed up understanding how the concepts apply to the test so we can focus more on drilling actual questions.
Is there a way to pull up questions by type, so we can drill ourselves on what we are currently learning?
got it wrong first take. tbh i didnt diagram anything. then i did blind review and actually wrote it out and realized how obvious it was. i hate to admit it but it helped and got it right after reading out my conclusion LOL.
DANNGGG they got me with this one, i def had in my head that the clean up and the fair happened at the same time.. got it right on BR though so better than nothing!
"Because the spring cleanup took place at the same time as the downtown arts fair, we know that there are at least some spring cleanup participants who are not active in the town's artistic circles."
Isn't there a (supporter) necessary assumption here that one could not do both the spring cleanup and the arts fair?
I know the explanation says this can't be inferred, but I'm not understanding how not inferring this isn't necessary for the conclusion to follow (i.e., since the stimulus indicated its conclusion with "Because").
Is it incorrect to say ["some" (in place of "each of the many") people who participated in the town's annual cleanup received a community recognition certificate] and diagram it like (participated <- S -> certificate) ?
this made me feel like a genius lol. I just ignored everything but the lawgic and got it right and under the recommended time (im ALWAYS over). yay!!!!!!!!!!!!
commenting to come back to when I am feeling like I can't do this... first one I got right and felt confident on ! It is possible!
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Why is "Each of the many people" read as the group 1 quantifier "each" instead of "many"?
I get all the practice questions right but I'm a couple minutes over each time
The double negatives are still kicking my butt but excited that drawing them out is helping.
as someone who struggled a lot with the skill builders it was VERY reassuring to get this correct and help me no longer feel like a lost cause.
It would be helpful to have more LSAT questions sprinkled through these lessons just like this. I know that may be coming later, but I think it could speed up understanding how the concepts apply to the test so we can focus more on drilling actual questions.
Is there a way to pull up questions by type, so we can drill ourselves on what we are currently learning?
got it wrong first take. tbh i didnt diagram anything. then i did blind review and actually wrote it out and realized how obvious it was. i hate to admit it but it helped and got it right after reading out my conclusion LOL.
DANNGGG they got me with this one, i def had in my head that the clean up and the fair happened at the same time.. got it right on BR though so better than nothing!
My entire diagram of this was correct, and I still got jumbled in the reverse language of the answer choices.
15 seconds over! Not bad!
"Because the spring cleanup took place at the same time as the downtown arts fair, we know that there are at least some spring cleanup participants who are not active in the town's artistic circles."
Isn't there a (supporter) necessary assumption here that one could not do both the spring cleanup and the arts fair?
I know the explanation says this can't be inferred, but I'm not understanding how not inferring this isn't necessary for the conclusion to follow (i.e., since the stimulus indicated its conclusion with "Because").
What am I missing?
Thank god im not a complete chud
hurt my brain but we did it
Finally got one right in a reasonable time lol.
Is it incorrect to say ["some" (in place of "each of the many") people who participated in the town's annual cleanup received a community recognition certificate] and diagram it like (participated <- S -> certificate) ?
Is anyone else selecting the correct answer but it get marked as incorrect?
Clarification: Is B true because the some arrow can be flipped?
i got it right!! should i feel hopeful for this exam?
I got it correct!!!! I was so close to picking A bc of overthinking but I was like nope this is my answer. It's only up from here :)
I got it correct! Over 3:42 seconds to do so though. Will we practice going down in time?
The main takeaway from every lesson is -- every word is important!
I got it correct !!!!
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got it correct
I’m still trying to understand why “each of the many” does not mean “some”? I saw many and immediately made it “some”.
this made me feel like a genius lol. I just ignored everything but the lawgic and got it right and under the recommended time (im ALWAYS over). yay!!!!!!!!!!!!
commenting to come back to when I am feeling like I can't do this... first one I got right and felt confident on ! It is possible!