@180_here_we_come

Yes I am having trouble with finding the premises and the conclusion. For me I believed the premises are first introduced and the conclusion was last to sum them up. Now, I am aware that I overachieved on the exercise itself. It just is about supporting statements wereever they are in the argument with their respective conclusion or the statements do not support the conclusion.

In question 2's narrative which states the topography of the argument, in this exercise, clarified my novice assumption of premise and conclusion follow each other as false. I have had philosophy courses but not argument courses. I am a novice adult learner. I am very pleased with 7Sage as my premier choice in my LSAT journey.

@Naomiboyer04

Hi! How is your life's journey in law school so far? Best of luck!