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I was able to pick the correct answer but I was confused on 7Sages reasoning for why not D. Based on the stimulus I was under the assumption that the shape would look different based on the last sentence, so when I was eliminating answers I eliminated is based on the fact that AC D bc it contradicted what the stimulus said. Could anyone provide more detail as to why D is wrong? Thank you!
The way I was able to reach the correct AC was by thinking by thinking that the stimulus assumes that being less likely to eat fats (eating no dairy) we will reach the same results as avoiding fats all together. This led me to think that we don't know for sure if no dairy = good health, so theres a possibility that there are bad consequences so then A is correct. For others does this seem to be a reasonable thought process? I was able to eliminate the other answer choices but want to confirm that the reasoning that led me to AC A isn't going too far.
The diagram that I made does not quite add up to the method of reasoning presented here, but it helped me get to the correct answer. Could anyone confirm whether this train of thought is correct or if it was just a coincidence?
My diagram looked for the stimulus looked like this: P and A -> not M, Contrapositive: M -> not P or not A
After seeing this, my thought process was that just because Maria and Leon meet part of the Necessary Condition, we can't confirm that they meet the other half of the Necessary Condition.
Hi all, I've been studying for the past few months and have been seeing no progress. I am placing as much emphasis as I can on blind review now and then watching lessons on the issues that I see that I am struggling with. I'm worried I am not doing enough drills to learn enough. For context, I work full time and can maybe devote 2.5 hours a day, six times a week. What is a realistic amount of drills that I should be completing, or would that depend more on my understanding of the material?
I've been drilling and have overall progress on my understanding of the LSAT Types but I struggle with doing timed portions. I'll try to time myself but won't be able to finish a small set but during BR I'll be able to answer them all correctly. I have a WAJ but not sure how I can make myself a bit quicker during timed sections. Should I just continue drilling different questions. Or are there other things I should try to make certain thinking more automatic? I try doing the 7 Sage games if I have free time but haven't been super consistent.