For question number 4

We are not always looking for a content schema. The lsat also rewards Structural Schema and logic translations.

The LSAT isn't asking:

“Can you visualize the physiology of a honeybee?”

It's asking:

“Can you correctly understand the relationship stated in this sentence?”

Read → identify structure → translate → move on.

Hey! I’d be interested in joining. What time were you thinking of meeting, and were you thinking Discord or another platform for virtual study?

Learning these referential words can make you faster—you know exactly what to look back for instead of rereading the whole paragraph.

Common referentials:

• this / that

• these / those

• it / they / them / their

• such / such a / such an

• former / latter

• this conclusion / this evidence

• the approach / theory / view / claim

Key idea: They point back to a previous word, phrase, or entire idea.

Why? Because... test:

Why are not all mammals suitable to keep as pets? Because tigers are very aggressive and can cause serious injuries to people. Therefore, the conclusion is that not every mammal is suitable to keep as a pet.

The "because" sentence is the reason (premise), and the "therefore" sentence is the conclusion.