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PT114.S1.Q21
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ElizabethPadrnos
Friday, Oct 23

I chose AC A because I thought that the part about "understanding its significance" seemed to connect with learning how it can be useful..

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PT152.S4.Q3
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Thursday, Oct 22

If this question stem were most strongly supported, would E be correct then?

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PT152.S3.P3.Q18
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Edited Wednesday, Oct 21

#help Doesn't D weaken? If governments restrict the legal concept of blame to cases of disobedience, isn't that a situation where blame does not perform a useful social function, since it exemplifies control? Maybe I was making an assumption.

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Would it be possible for a module to be developed to go over the basic math-esque concepts?

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Friday, Aug 14

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If I watch a recorded session, will it automatically mark those questions as seen?

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PT153.S3.Q4
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Monday, Jul 27

I ended up choosing A, but would like a better explanation of why B was wrong as I found it to be a very attractive answer choice. I assumed that the lack of camoflage could've correlated with being less adapted/good at hunting and thus that it would make sense that cheetahs would most often have their prey stolen from them by larger predators. Perhaps that was too many assumptions that I brought in.

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Sunday, Jul 19

If C read "Some pharmaceutical companies are investing their resources on developing a vaccine for a novel coronavirus." would that also work? ive seen questions on the LSAT where i thought a some modifier was needed but the correct answer didn't read as I thought it would and I wonder if that applies here

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PT140.S1.Q15
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ElizabethPadrnos
Monday, Jun 29

Wouldn't D be a must be true?

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PT140.S1.Q8
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Edited Sunday, Jun 28

I was leaning towards D, but expected that in order for it to be right, it would have to be less strong. I felt that it would've needed to be written like this instead "What people recall under hypnosis can depend to at least some extent on suggestion" or "Sometimes what people recall under hypnosis depends to at least some extent on suggestion". How is "to at least some extent" functioning here? Because all we know is about the film group, not the music group, so this AC seemed too strong.

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Monday, Jun 22

I don't use the feature on here. I have a physical one, but don't really review it. I think the main thing that's good about it is taking notes.

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PT136.S4.Q9
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ElizabethPadrnos
Saturday, Jun 20

Would C be considered a subsidiary conclusion?

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PT136.S2.Q14
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Edited Saturday, Jun 13

I don't understand why E is incorrect. "This year, at least one film that won a prize at an international film festival was not shown at the Lac Nichoutec Film Festival."

The stimulus says that most of the films that won prizes at Lac Nichoutec won prizes at international film festivals. Key word most. so wouldn't this mean that at least one film that won a prize was not shown at the Lac Nichoutec festival, aka that it was not Canadian? Or maybe there isn't enough info in the stimulus to rule out that all films at the international festivals that won could've been Canadian??

I answered C right, but I just want to understand why E is incorrect.

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PT137.S2.Q4
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ElizabethPadrnos
Monday, Jun 8

Ugh, just had no idea what upholstered meant.

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PT116.S2.Q4
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ElizabethPadrnos
Monday, Aug 25, 2025

@MaxThompson What threw me off, and led me to choose D was the phrase "periods of up to ten years" , but I guess this phrase just modifies the record highs and not the fluctuations?

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PT116.S2.Q3
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ElizabethPadrnos
Monday, Aug 25, 2025

@ElizabethPadrnos Typo. I meant to say economic health not GNP.

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PT116.S2.Q3
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Monday, Aug 25, 2025

If answer choice D was something more along the lines of an actual explanation of WHAT country f considers to be a better indicator of GNP, could it then have been the correct answer?

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ElizabethPadrnos
Tuesday, Aug 19, 2025

@zleche THANK YOU

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PT116.S1.P2.Q7
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ElizabethPadrnos
Monday, Aug 18, 2025

I saw on Reddit that there's some way on 7 sage to request a new explanation to be offered, but I'm not sure if I do that through this discussion. If there's a specific button I'm not seeing it. I'm not satisfied with the explanation video for not giving an adequate reason for why C is incorrect.

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ElizabethPadrnos
Monday, Aug 18, 2025

I don't understand...wouldn't bacteria in number one be the predicate-object?

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PT126.S1.Q7
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Saturday, Aug 16, 2025

I chose D because I thought it must be significant that the author was overlooking the non high-risk industries. I thought for weakeners you should see the assumption the author is making and that can destroy the argument. However, after review, it makes sense that A is correct, since the stimulus overlooks the possibility that another factor other than legislation could've contributed to the increased worker safety.

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