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i thought this answer was too good to be true so i focused on the other ones first and got bogged down lol
went back and forth so many time swith my answer choice because i thought we needed to compare the two things we were doing CBA to but i trusted my gut!!!
got this wrong but happy i chose the most attractive wrong answer lol
idk how i got the right answer but somehow i did lol
would you ever get in the answer choices a SA and a weak NA or something?
4/5. had the right answer for Q 5 but second guessed and was over it
@ayanafrazier24 you are so kind <3
almost see this is a flaw question. FML FML
i have only gotten 3 questions correct in this entire section and this was the one I felt most confident about lol. got it in 3m bc i grouped health + wealth as happiness. u can't have one without the other
is that sentence even grammatically correct, being that it's so long lol
Can someone explain to me again this "f you encounter a conditional conclusion, kick the sufficient conditions up into the premises." why do we kick up sufficient condition into the premise?
I am so silly !! I was doing this and I was like C isn't relevant we don't care about 40-60 year olds and I didn't choose it and was like why is everything a strengthener lol
It's so hard tbh. I also am balancing volunteer work, family, and gym. I get up at 6am when my partner gets up and spend an hour studying before work, and that's all I have. I also work from home 3x a week which is a BLESSING. My job is very demanding and I don't get much time off, so I feel like such a slacker :( good luck!
4 minutes but i got it right lol
@CynthiaPierre002 they're also known as paradox questions. just think of it as -- how do I solve this mystery that the stim is asking
@erkalomihret284 4m lol! got it right tho
I got this right! But i'm always over time. I'm trying not to worry about it tho given we're still getting foundations and I want to work on understanding more than time
@Mikeorona619 This helps with making predictions as you read the stim before you get to the answer choices. If you're reading a flaw, weakener, or strengthener, for example, you're ahead of the game if you already have an instinct as to what was missing in what you read
@eepoon831 I'm so in the future!!!! cool. i had the same question. thank you comment from nearly a decade ago
why is informally trained not looked at as "most" as in, most of the successful graph designers were informally trained? I got tripped up because of this
i always find it hard to 1) chain thing. I write them out in lawgic and then i get confused on how/what to chain and in what order 2) i also find it hard to draw conclusion from what is chained. anyone else? tips? <3
For question 2 why doesn't without drinking a beer cancel out/negate to drinking a beer
GENERAL LSAT QUESTION --- On the test do we have the opp to write on it? I feel like i'd' do better if I had that option VS just highlighting