This section is all about patterns. Triangle is mentioned. Square is mentioned. SO, since square made the commitment, square will have the advantage.
This HAS to apply in the answer choice.
Answer B:
People incapable of empathy = trangle
People who do have the capacity can manipulate = square
SO,
SQUARE HAS TO BE MENTIONED IN THE CONC.
People who can manipulate = square.
*Remember, square looks better in the premise and the conclusion and is saying square is better. Therefore, it needs to look "good" in the stimulus and right answer choice.
I know this sounds a little silly but the content DOES NOT MATTER. Its all about the reasoning. The content only matters when you are down to two answer choices left. But try not rule these out just because you are not getting them right now, please, work on them. They are fast and by looking at the bright side, you can rack up these points just as easily as you can lose them.
I don't know why I got this answer right, but reading through the answer choices, AC B felt intuitively correct. Is this something that I can trust for the actual test, or do I need to look into this further?
I have been doing pretty well with these questions, but I am semi consistently taking a bit longer than the target time :( Gonna work on it thoo! and at least I am getting close!
IM SCREAMING HOLYYY SH!T!!! I always thought I'd end up skipping this question type on test day(long answer choices). But now because of 7sage.....I might just take a stab at them. I absolutely will :D
I got this question right in blind review, but it's definitely because I had time to compare the structure of the logic by writing it out. Gahhhhh, the time limit is so stressful!
It takes forever for me to figure out what is going on in the stimulus. However once I do that I'm smooth sailing. Any tips for understanding the stimulus faster?
Haven't gotten a single question from this module right for parallel questions... strongly considering just skipping over these for the June LSAT and prioritizing brushing up on other things atp lol.
#feedback.... I get the answer around 1:45ish but Im not 100% what I do is read them and whatever sounds the best (idk how to describe it but it feels correct) I pick it and thats around just under 2 minutes. but then I go in and start from the top down breaking them down and seeing how they work out. after I do all that Im around 4-5 mins. Ik its just practice but is there any tips to speed this up? just go with my gut? Ik you can look for the same kinda words and check the conclusions but is there anything else? I need to speed up
Woah, I had no idea how to solve this question and I was feeling low from missing the last one. I just read the stimulus to myself a couple times to internalize its structure then skimmed the answer choices looking for its sibling. I actually got it right! Just gotta trust in the process and keep going no matter what
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This section is all about patterns. Triangle is mentioned. Square is mentioned. SO, since square made the commitment, square will have the advantage.
This HAS to apply in the answer choice.
Answer B:
People incapable of empathy = trangle
People who do have the capacity can manipulate = square
SO,
SQUARE HAS TO BE MENTIONED IN THE CONC.
People who can manipulate = square.
*Remember, square looks better in the premise and the conclusion and is saying square is better. Therefore, it needs to look "good" in the stimulus and right answer choice.
I know this sounds a little silly but the content DOES NOT MATTER. Its all about the reasoning. The content only matters when you are down to two answer choices left. But try not rule these out just because you are not getting them right now, please, work on them. They are fast and by looking at the bright side, you can rack up these points just as easily as you can lose them.
Whoever came up with the initial explanaton video for these parallel questions, you deserve a medal.
What used to be my absolute worst set of questions, has become something I get 100% of the time, and at worst slightly above target time.
Using that approach is an absolute gamechanger, wow. I don't even need to read all the options.
this may or may not have taken me 17 minutes
bingo with 25 seconds to spare...foot on the gas y'all
Got it right on BR when time was not the issue. Yeah I might have to just guess these on the test.
yay only 6 secs over
Finaly feeling good about these :)
I don't know why I got this answer right, but reading through the answer choices, AC B felt intuitively correct. Is this something that I can trust for the actual test, or do I need to look into this further?
Did a fistpump IRL, can't believe I got it right
15 minutes and I still got it wrong. sigh
GOT IT RIGHTTTTT !!!
GOT THIS CORRECT, LITERALLY STOOD UP AND APPLAUDED
Okay It took me 5 minutes but I dont careeeeeee. I got it right by using lawgic to map it out
I might be crazy here... but this question type reminds me of playing Sudoku.. memorizing numbers and patterns and seeing what fits.
Got it right but AT WHAT COST
I got this right by thinking this was a cause = corr error
oh no
I have been doing pretty well with these questions, but I am semi consistently taking a bit longer than the target time :( Gonna work on it thoo! and at least I am getting close!
IM SCREAMING HOLYYY SH!T!!! I always thought I'd end up skipping this question type on test day(long answer choices). But now because of 7sage.....I might just take a stab at them. I absolutely will :D
I got this question right in blind review, but it's definitely because I had time to compare the structure of the logic by writing it out. Gahhhhh, the time limit is so stressful!
FIRST ONE IN THE SECTION I GOT RIGHT AHHHH
It takes forever for me to figure out what is going on in the stimulus. However once I do that I'm smooth sailing. Any tips for understanding the stimulus faster?
Haven't gotten a single question from this module right for parallel questions... strongly considering just skipping over these for the June LSAT and prioritizing brushing up on other things atp lol.
#feedback.... I get the answer around 1:45ish but Im not 100% what I do is read them and whatever sounds the best (idk how to describe it but it feels correct) I pick it and thats around just under 2 minutes. but then I go in and start from the top down breaking them down and seeing how they work out. after I do all that Im around 4-5 mins. Ik its just practice but is there any tips to speed this up? just go with my gut? Ik you can look for the same kinda words and check the conclusions but is there anything else? I need to speed up
I got it right but it took me almost 3 minutes and forever in BR
Woah, I had no idea how to solve this question and I was feeling low from missing the last one. I just read the stimulus to myself a couple times to internalize its structure then skimmed the answer choices looking for its sibling. I actually got it right! Just gotta trust in the process and keep going no matter what