I'm a bit confused on how to map these out on the actual test, do we have enough time to do it on scratch paper in a timed section? I do best on written paper exams to plot and map things out, but the LSAT isn't in that format right? :/
mapping things out confuses me even more. Keeping track of things in my head works better for me, but it does take me a little longer to complete the question -_-
I was doing so well at the beginning of this section; I got the first 7 "You Try" questions right. Then I had a huge downward spiral, getting the next 6 wrong. Finally, I broke my losing streak by getting this question right. I was about to crash out with SA questions.
I'm getting a lot of these questions right, but I'm really struggling to do so in the proper time frame. Are you guys getting these questions right in the suggested time frame? What are your strategies for doing so? I took 40 seconds too long on this one, and I don't know how I could have gone through the stimulus/answer choices faster.
Got this right only cause all the other answer choices didnt make sense.
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so happy I got this right!!!
i got this right but it literally took me 5 minutes
I'm a bit confused on how to map these out on the actual test, do we have enough time to do it on scratch paper in a timed section? I do best on written paper exams to plot and map things out, but the LSAT isn't in that format right? :/
The first sentence was written diabolical. Had to reread it and contra to understand
I know a lot of history and I do see history as the working out of moral themes. Checkmate Historian
got it right but it definitely took me 9 minutes lol
mapping things out confuses me even more. Keeping track of things in my head works better for me, but it does take me a little longer to complete the question -_-
Just remember there should only be 1-2 PSA questions in each LR section.......right?!?!?!?!
Took me 12 minutes but I go it!
are all SA questions this hard because holy hell i swear we haven't had a single simple question in this entire module.
got it right, but it took me 4 extra min LOL
eazy breezy
once I drew out the logic in a map, it was easy to connect the missing premise
first one i got right in here
rule: unlikely to see history as moral themes
exception: hold clear and unambiguous moral beliefs
history knowledge increases --> inclination to morally judge decreases
conclusion: history knowledge increases --> likelihood to see history as moral themes decreases (aka unlikely to see history as moral themes)
history knowledge increases --> inclination to morally judge decreases --> unlikely to see history as moral themes
^true EXCEPT if hold clear and unambiguous moral beliefs
have to take care of this exception to guarantee the conclusion
as history knoweldge increases, the likelihood of holding clear and unambiguous moral beliefs must decrease
answer choice B) supplies the decreased likelihood of holding clear and unambiguous moral beliefs that we're looking for
Not sure if this was the right mapping but i thought of it in this way, making sure in my head to understand that it isn't sufficient/necessary:
MT--->cmb
not mj<----->knowledge of history
C: Knowledge----->not mt
can "less objective" be translated to "more judgmental", or would I be assuming things?
took me 18 minutes but i got it....
OMG IT TOOK ME 11 MINS BUT I FINALLY GOT ONE OF THESE RIGHT... YOU GUYS GOT THISSSS
Im actually gonna cry after getting these wrong back to back im finally getting these right. NEVER BACK DOWN NEVER WHAT
I was doing so well at the beginning of this section; I got the first 7 "You Try" questions right. Then I had a huge downward spiral, getting the next 6 wrong. Finally, I broke my losing streak by getting this question right. I was about to crash out with SA questions.
I'm getting a lot of these questions right, but I'm really struggling to do so in the proper time frame. Are you guys getting these questions right in the suggested time frame? What are your strategies for doing so? I took 40 seconds too long on this one, and I don't know how I could have gone through the stimulus/answer choices faster.
what the hell did i just read
Got this right only cause all the other answer choices didnt make sense.