What gave this one away for me was "many species are harmful to potato plants" which made C the obvious answer, because it describes that in this case the aphids attracted are of the species who do not harm the potato plants.
just look at the url and go to the explanation video for corresponding question. It shows full stimulus,stem, ac's and you can review it before watching lesson.
In the url for the lessons it says where the question is from, I've been copying and pasting that into google and it brings up the question and answer choices! Just don't scroll to far once you click on the question cause it'll tell you answer farther down!
So for this one I would have searched "LSAT pt63-s1-q01"
(stands for LSAT practice test 63 section 1 question 1)
If that seems too complicated you can google the title of the lesson and the same thing should pop up, but you might get a different question so you might have to sift through the links that pop up! Same rules apply once you find it though, don't scroll down too far!
If you're doing that method I would search "stinging nettles lsat 7sage"
In contrast to the below comment, I love the vulgarity in my studies. It makes it funnier and less stressful while I am studying. I feel like I am having a casual conversation and it aides in my comfort and connection with the program. Please keep slipping the f bombs in. I love it. For those who think its unprofessional for playback in public settings, I think it's unprofessional to play anything out loud in public settings. #feedback
I agree! It takes some of the pressure off studying and makes it feel more casual. Plus it's an attention grabber, like "did he just say that?" it helps me pay attention to what he's saying!
I don't feel strongly either way about the vulgarity, but I do think it's a damn shame that so many aspiring lawyers not only fail to recognize that people have different accessibility needs (including the ability to access private spaces for studying) but also feel compelled to publicly shame others when they advocate for themselves. Law and life could benefit from a little more kindness, empathy, and understanding of people with different experiences and needs.
Why does it matter if it seems unprofessional? I care, and as do others, about performance over appearance. The professionalism argument only holds to the extent that unprofessionalism would have a harmful effect. If I wear jeans and a golf shirt to work it wouldn’t have a negative effect on my ability to get more work done as compared to to showing up with a suit and tie.
@270clark well i do declaaaareee no naughty words in MY studiesss by golly! your inexperience is showing. talk to one real lawyer, use headphones unless youre in a private study room. Pearl cluthing in law? may be a personality conflict here with your chosen profession.
@270clark YES. I have four small children and often study when they are present. Obviously problematic, as we don't use vulgarity or profanity in our home, and it seems wild that they would gain exposure through my professional studies. Good grief. I am SO glad they are removing it! Also, even if my children weren't present, vulgarity and profanity are so unnecessary and it would still be bothersome to me.
"because" is a premise indicator. And we know that a correct answer choice in strengthening question would introduce a "missing premise" to stronger support for the argument or fill in a gap or address an assumption.
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sometimes you wish all questions were like this, and then you get humbled so embarrassingly hard when you're on a streak
We’re out of the trenches y’all
For now
these are much less miserable than normal weaken/strengthen Qs !
Go starve lmfao
If every lsat question was like this, I would get a 180 lol
@NathanielWright THIS OMGEE!!!!
I'm starting to hear JY's voice say "that's nice! but how does that help?" in my head when crossing out wrong answers lol
I hear his voice say "Okayyyyy....." when an AC is irrelevant haha
Dang it feels good to get one right before watching the video :)
"Who cares, I'm growing potatoes. Go starve." This made me laugh lol
What gave this one away for me was "many species are harmful to potato plants" which made C the obvious answer, because it describes that in this case the aphids attracted are of the species who do not harm the potato plants.
Finally getting questions right again
same, feels good
"go starve" hhaha
It would be helpful to reveal all the answer choices at once to see if we can get the right answer before telling us what it is #feedback
There is a "Quick View" button above the video that shows the entire question & answers.
just look at the url and go to the explanation video for corresponding question. It shows full stimulus,stem, ac's and you can review it before watching lesson.
In the url for the lessons it says where the question is from, I've been copying and pasting that into google and it brings up the question and answer choices! Just don't scroll to far once you click on the question cause it'll tell you answer farther down!
So for this one I would have searched "LSAT pt63-s1-q01"
(stands for LSAT practice test 63 section 1 question 1)
If that seems too complicated you can google the title of the lesson and the same thing should pop up, but you might get a different question so you might have to sift through the links that pop up! Same rules apply once you find it though, don't scroll down too far!
If you're doing that method I would search "stinging nettles lsat 7sage"
to whoever says f bombs aren't professional....have yall spoke to some lawyers? lol
For real … sounds like med school might be a better choice for some
Glad to hear this. I am ex Navy and very uhhh authentic. I be cussing.
J.Y. so sassy today (I'm here for it)
day 35 of wanting to blow my brains out, good to know there are also people suffering here
In contrast to the below comment, I love the vulgarity in my studies. It makes it funnier and less stressful while I am studying. I feel like I am having a casual conversation and it aides in my comfort and connection with the program. Please keep slipping the f bombs in. I love it. For those who think its unprofessional for playback in public settings, I think it's unprofessional to play anything out loud in public settings. #feedback
Amen.
Absolutely agree. I definitely feel more comfortable when the dialogue is casual
I agree! It takes some of the pressure off studying and makes it feel more casual. Plus it's an attention grabber, like "did he just say that?" it helps me pay attention to what he's saying!
I 100% agree! And I appreciate the jokes in these lessons as well. J.Y.'s personality makes it so interesting and easier to learn!
Not loving vulgarity in my studies... lol it makes it unique I guess, but pretty unprofessional/not safe for playback in all settings. #feedback
I meant watching the videos as a group in a library lobby, but feel free to misinterpret the comment further lol
I don't feel strongly either way about the vulgarity, but I do think it's a damn shame that so many aspiring lawyers not only fail to recognize that people have different accessibility needs (including the ability to access private spaces for studying) but also feel compelled to publicly shame others when they advocate for themselves. Law and life could benefit from a little more kindness, empathy, and understanding of people with different experiences and needs.
Useless comment.
this comment made me laugh. who cares, are we in elementary school?
Please use headphones.
sincerely,
everyone else in public.
Why does it matter if it seems unprofessional? I care, and as do others, about performance over appearance. The professionalism argument only holds to the extent that unprofessionalism would have a harmful effect. If I wear jeans and a golf shirt to work it wouldn’t have a negative effect on my ability to get more work done as compared to to showing up with a suit and tie.
Do you write "useless comment" under the hundreds of other useless comments here?
love the username
@270clark well i do declaaaareee no naughty words in MY studiesss by golly! your inexperience is showing. talk to one real lawyer, use headphones unless youre in a private study room. Pearl cluthing in law? may be a personality conflict here with your chosen profession.
@270clark YES. I have four small children and often study when they are present. Obviously problematic, as we don't use vulgarity or profanity in our home, and it seems wild that they would gain exposure through my professional studies. Good grief. I am SO glad they are removing it! Also, even if my children weren't present, vulgarity and profanity are so unnecessary and it would still be bothersome to me.
Could you please dive into a little more detail on how the "because" lead you to conclude that we needed a strengthening premise? Thanks in advance.
"because" is a premise indicator. And we know that a correct answer choice in strengthening question would introduce a "missing premise" to stronger support for the argument or fill in a gap or address an assumption.