1/3 but I had the right answer as my only other choice for the other two. I'm mad because I had E originally for 1 but changed it because I thought in the video that it said many had to be more than one. Getting better but still a little disappointed.
I got these right but im not sure if its the right way. I learned so much about symbols and lawgic, but when a question comes up i just fall back on instincts and interpretation. I do get a pretty clear idea in my mind, but is that how I'm supposed to be studying?
I can do them only if i spend 2-3 mins per question. is it even possible to get faster? My biggest problem is spending so much time trying to understand the questions.
I'm getting the hang of it but the last one threw me off because I first answered e which was basically the premise and d was my true answer because it's more inclusive than b...
Silly idea I know but I wanted to see how helpful these lessons had been for my brain so I didn't even read the statements. I just read 'many'/'some'), 'most', 'all', etc, and picked the answers that had the correct formal argument conclusion quantifier. Got them all right. I obviously will fully read the questions on the actual LSAT. But 7Sage, I LOVE YOU!!!
This drill was too difficult to take. The blue bar kept loading or it wouldnt save my answers so I just picked randomly and ignored this drill since it is broken for me.
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3/3 and I even got the diagramming right! I took a lot of time but I was confident in my answers. Now we have to work on timing.
It clicked for me mid way that many = some and a light lit up 2/3 on the first go around but 3/3 on the blind review
Numbers 2 and 3 confused me. I'm starting to get overly confused about what I can and can't assume. I'm lost now.
2/3...still wish they would count the Blind Review's as correct
3/3 LFG !!!!!
1/3 but I had the right answer as my only other choice for the other two. I'm mad because I had E originally for 1 but changed it because I thought in the video that it said many had to be more than one. Getting better but still a little disappointed.
All three right, just need to work on the time. Rookie mistake.
I always get two out of three correct on these, irrespective of difficulty smhhh
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I got these right but im not sure if its the right way. I learned so much about symbols and lawgic, but when a question comes up i just fall back on instincts and interpretation. I do get a pretty clear idea in my mind, but is that how I'm supposed to be studying?
oh sweet baby ribs with extra BBQ sauce, I got them all.
Got them all right but taking way too much time as usual
My problems are quickly translating them into symbolic logic, and then evaluating them. So pretty much everything.
I can do them only if i spend 2-3 mins per question. is it even possible to get faster? My biggest problem is spending so much time trying to understand the questions.
3/3 but then blind review made me second-guess myself, and I changed 2 to the wrong answer....humbled yet again.
I'm getting the hang of it but the last one threw me off because I first answered e which was basically the premise and d was my true answer because it's more inclusive than b...
It says that the questions got easier, but I feel like they actually got harder...
3/3 but i am not sure why. hm.
Silly idea I know but I wanted to see how helpful these lessons had been for my brain so I didn't even read the statements. I just read 'many'/'some'), 'most', 'all', etc, and picked the answers that had the correct formal argument conclusion quantifier. Got them all right. I obviously will fully read the questions on the actual LSAT. But 7Sage, I LOVE YOU!!!
This drill was too difficult to take. The blue bar kept loading or it wouldnt save my answers so I just picked randomly and ignored this drill since it is broken for me.