I find these questions to be a lot easier and less time consuming if you dont come up with your own assumptions because that will just confuse you more. I just skim through the answer choices quickly, choose one I think would answer the question of "why could this be?", and then use process of elimination on the rest of them to confirm my answer choice.
#feedback I personally find the explanations are a bit too detailed in the sense that were thrown so many details about what is going on you don't even understand. I find its more helpful to keep things simple as it clearly defines because I find I understand then I completely stop paying attention bc of all the details thrown at you.
I personally pause the video before JY's explanation to give my chance to see if I would pick the answer before he says if it is right or wrong. A tip for anyone frustrated about not seeing all the answer choices beforehand.
I also laughed when I read C. I thought it was stupid, but it helped me realize an assumption I was making but overall I predicted it was correct!
Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback and suggestions with us! Your input is greatly appreciated. I will make sure to pass this along to our product team for consideration in implementing a quick view option for the new lessons in CC V2.
If you have any additional thoughts or ideas, please don't hesitate to share them with us. Our goal is to continuously improve your experience!
@gpigalicious fr...if i got the question right and already know WHY i got it right, isn't it waste of time to watch the vid? or will it somehow subconsciously help like what
@gpigalicious what I did was tried the question myself and if I got it right AND could explain why my answer was right and all others are wrong, move on. if not, watch the video.
@gpigalicious For myself, I watch the videos first to get the thought process behind, and then as we do more problems, I answer the question first, then I go watch the explanation.
#feedback not being able to see the AC's before the explanation leads to not understanding at all. If we dont try and understand ourselves before its explained we dont actually grasp a true understanding of what is going on in the question.
I know it isn't ideal, but I have got in the habit of just googling "problem name LSAT 7sage", so in this case "coral reef shrimp LSAT 7sage". The first result is this page: https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-65-section-1-question-12/
Just do not scroll down too far as the answer is right below most videos
The question is in the URL (ex: https://7sage.com/lesson/rre-lesson-2-pt65-s1-q12/?sscompletedlesson=26416)
You can go to the Dashboard and select Practice -> Explanation Videos -> and then find the test that has the question (Some are in the Obsolete version)
Also what somecandles said: The answers are underneath the video so make sure not to scroll too far down :)
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damn those shrimps b smashing in their hometown only
they really said no new friends
being interrupted with thoughts about shrimp sex while trying to focus on the question is diabolical. it's all diabolical.
I genuinely look forward to your comments under here lmfaoooo
GIRL lmao
I get shy
LMAOOOOOOOO
ACCURATE. 👀
@mszchloechen640 im weakkkk lol
These are some cousin Fking Shrimp. Must be from Alabama
Shrimps having sex with their cousins is wild (I'm from Alabama)
Roll tide!
cousin shrimp brother shrimp lol
Pack your bags boys, it's breeding season. We're going home for a family reunion!
"These shrimp are prudes!" Sounds like a 7sage T-shirt design to me. Where's the link to your merch??
lol "these shrimp are prudes"
Am I the only one who is viewing this explanation like O_o?
@Jaime.vel878 Yeah, some of these explanations are unnecessarily long and add to my confusion
I find these questions to be a lot easier and less time consuming if you dont come up with your own assumptions because that will just confuse you more. I just skim through the answer choices quickly, choose one I think would answer the question of "why could this be?", and then use process of elimination on the rest of them to confirm my answer choice.
@jamandaa fs. POE seems much more efficient than hunting for these questions
I would appreciate seeing all the answer choices before getting an explanation!!
#feedback I personally find the explanations are a bit too detailed in the sense that were thrown so many details about what is going on you don't even understand. I find its more helpful to keep things simple as it clearly defines because I find I understand then I completely stop paying attention bc of all the details thrown at you.
we need the question answers to be displayed before the explanations
I personally pause the video before JY's explanation to give my chance to see if I would pick the answer before he says if it is right or wrong. A tip for anyone frustrated about not seeing all the answer choices beforehand.
I also laughed when I read C. I thought it was stupid, but it helped me realize an assumption I was making but overall I predicted it was correct!
It would be immensely helpful if we could view the question and answer choices in a quick view tab, much like the RC sections.
Agreed. Listening to the explanation before getting a chance to try it myself isn't as helpful.
I second this!
Hi there,
Thank you for taking the time to share your feedback and suggestions with us! Your input is greatly appreciated. I will make sure to pass this along to our product team for consideration in implementing a quick view option for the new lessons in CC V2.
If you have any additional thoughts or ideas, please don't hesitate to share them with us. Our goal is to continuously improve your experience!
agreed, what is the point of listening if I can see all options myself to mentally make an attempt in my head before hearing JY
Not the cousins!
i gasped at this point LOL
“Cousin shrimp”
i hate this shit.
@epayne17 im right there with you.
@epayne17 same twin
do i really need to watch all of these videos going over the questions or is it better to just do it myself and focus on the questions
@gpigalicious thats what i wonder
@gpigalicious fr...if i got the question right and already know WHY i got it right, isn't it waste of time to watch the vid? or will it somehow subconsciously help like what
@gpigalicious what I did was tried the question myself and if I got it right AND could explain why my answer was right and all others are wrong, move on. if not, watch the video.
@gpigalicious agreed lol it genuinely feels like a waste of time
@gpigalicious For myself, I watch the videos first to get the thought process behind, and then as we do more problems, I answer the question first, then I go watch the explanation.
#feedback not being able to see the AC's before the explanation leads to not understanding at all. If we dont try and understand ourselves before its explained we dont actually grasp a true understanding of what is going on in the question.
If you are on computer click quick view. Its the small button underneath the name of the lesson.
So shrimp are xenophobic and will only breed with their cousin #habsshrimp
@Tobykenobi Sweet Shrimp Alabama
The secret captions are hilarious
#feedback it would be great if we could see the answer choices before starting the video so we can attempt to answer it on our own first.
I know it isn't ideal, but I have got in the habit of just googling "problem name LSAT 7sage", so in this case "coral reef shrimp LSAT 7sage". The first result is this page: https://7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-65-section-1-question-12/
Just do not scroll down too far as the answer is right below most videos
The question is in the URL (ex: https://7sage.com/lesson/rre-lesson-2-pt65-s1-q12/?sscompletedlesson=26416)
You can go to the Dashboard and select Practice -> Explanation Videos -> and then find the test that has the question (Some are in the Obsolete version)
Also what somecandles said: The answers are underneath the video so make sure not to scroll too far down :)
sweeeeet home alabama
@mason! "Why go down the street when you can go down the hall?" -inbred shrimp
@mason! Greenbow, Alabama's finest shrimp, from the local idiot billionaire Forrest Gump