omg I did this question a while ago (like last year) and remember getting it wrong and never understanding it. I'm so happy I got this right with 2 seconds to spare lol
This makes sense definitely was on track with everything... I just confused myself when i did contrapositve. It was initially (/comfortable--->/well designed) trying to understand why i did contrapositive like this: (comfortable ---> well designed) instead of (well designed ---> comfortable). Can some re-explain negation vs contrapositive?
I may be wrong but I remember an early lesson stating not to assume that the contrapositive of comfortable is uncomfortable and vice versa... that is what steered me away from the correct answer choice. I got it right in the blind review after eliminating c as a potential answer.
Look it took me + 5:53 minutes, but I understand it and got it right. I will care about timing once I start drilling lol. As long as you understand how to get to the right answer, timing will come eventually.
I am still lost on answer choice C, I got the question right in the blind review, but I am still lost about the logic behind C and what makes it wrong, any advice?
I rushed into mapping it out just to fall into the trap of C. I am glad I took advantage of the Blind review to see that spacious interiors was not the criteria for a public place being comfortable; it was the rule of if the PP was comfortable. Oh well, onto the next one!
Got it right but could not have done this one without drawing it out. These are quite fun though, but i am not going to give these time sinks this much thought on the test. Hopefully i will be able to draw out the conditionals in my head by then.
I understood C) "Most coffeehouses that are well designed feature artwork" as "Most well-designed coffee houses feature artwork". I'm confused by why we wouldn't understand it to mean that in colloquial English, so is there a rule for LSAT English we should keep in mind to avoid this?
I got it right, but definitely not under the time LOL. idc a win is a win. I was happy I chained it out well enough for me to understand why D is the correct answer.
Only part I'm stuck on is that I think you need to go ahead with the assumption that if something is not uncomfortable then it is comfortable, but since that's not directly said, I got this wrong my first time.
If you got this one wrong don't stress! It was soo hard and this was a question I had on my diagnostics that I got completely wrong. One month later I answered it correctly with confidence.
Answer C is a valid inference, thus is true. Heres why: ALL CH and Rest are PP. Most well designed PP feature artwork. Since all CH and Rest are PP, we can conclude that most CH that are well designed ALSO feature artwork just like Most PP do, because a CH falls within a PP therefore that must be true. But so does a Restaurant. The explanation in the video is not a good one because the relationship stated in the stimulus is between public places and artwork (and again all CH and Restaurants are PP). If answer C had MOST CH AND RESTAURANTS, then it would be a 100% correct. But, D is more true.
I have been struggling with these questions and is really affecting my confidence. Can anybody recommend how I can understand these better?
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omg I did this question a while ago (like last year) and remember getting it wrong and never understanding it. I'm so happy I got this right with 2 seconds to spare lol
I got this right because I didn't make the correct connection of featuring artwork lol. A win is a win???
This makes sense definitely was on track with everything... I just confused myself when i did contrapositve. It was initially (/comfortable--->/well designed) trying to understand why i did contrapositive like this: (comfortable ---> well designed) instead of (well designed ---> comfortable). Can some re-explain negation vs contrapositive?
I may be wrong but I remember an early lesson stating not to assume that the contrapositive of comfortable is uncomfortable and vice versa... that is what steered me away from the correct answer choice. I got it right in the blind review after eliminating c as a potential answer.
"Kicking it up to the domain" finally clicked for me here
5 star buggin
Look it took me + 5:53 minutes, but I understand it and got it right. I will care about timing once I start drilling lol. As long as you understand how to get to the right answer, timing will come eventually.
got it right with time to spare...I prayed for times like this.
I am still lost on answer choice C, I got the question right in the blind review, but I am still lost about the logic behind C and what makes it wrong, any advice?
Huge dubs
I rushed into mapping it out just to fall into the trap of C. I am glad I took advantage of the Blind review to see that spacious interiors was not the criteria for a public place being comfortable; it was the rule of if the PP was comfortable. Oh well, onto the next one!
If you chose C, like me and can't understand why it's wrong: It's an All before Most Trap.
I GOT IT RIGHT!!
Got it right but could not have done this one without drawing it out. These are quite fun though, but i am not going to give these time sinks this much thought on the test. Hopefully i will be able to draw out the conditionals in my head by then.
Yes I got it right, I love this!!!
I understood C) "Most coffeehouses that are well designed feature artwork" as "Most well-designed coffee houses feature artwork". I'm confused by why we wouldn't understand it to mean that in colloquial English, so is there a rule for LSAT English we should keep in mind to avoid this?
How is C not a valid conclusion? That was brushed over too quickly and it's a common answer choice.
I got it right, but definitely not under the time LOL. idc a win is a win. I was happy I chained it out well enough for me to understand why D is the correct answer.
Only part I'm stuck on is that I think you need to go ahead with the assumption that if something is not uncomfortable then it is comfortable, but since that's not directly said, I got this wrong my first time.
If you got this one wrong don't stress! It was soo hard and this was a question I had on my diagnostics that I got completely wrong. One month later I answered it correctly with confidence.
Keep working, you'll get there :).
i got it right and under the time omg
I got it right!!
omggg i got it wrong on the actual and right on the blind review 😭😭
Answer C is a valid inference, thus is true. Heres why: ALL CH and Rest are PP. Most well designed PP feature artwork. Since all CH and Rest are PP, we can conclude that most CH that are well designed ALSO feature artwork just like Most PP do, because a CH falls within a PP therefore that must be true. But so does a Restaurant. The explanation in the video is not a good one because the relationship stated in the stimulus is between public places and artwork (and again all CH and Restaurants are PP). If answer C had MOST CH AND RESTAURANTS, then it would be a 100% correct. But, D is more true.
I have been struggling with these questions and is really affecting my confidence. Can anybody recommend how I can understand these better?