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PT102.S4.Q6
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angeliqueantonini01643
Sunday, Mar 31 2024

Did it show up on their WHAT

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PT151.S4.Q19
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Wednesday, Jul 31 2024

I think B is also wrong because the person keeping the secret might also be keeping it a secret that she's keeping a secret. We cannot assume that she also has a compelling reason for this "meta" keeping, and we know that this keeping also facilitates an abuse of power.

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PT151.S3.Q22
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Tuesday, Jul 30 2024

From oxford languages:

1. Exercise

activity requiring physical effort carried out to sustain or improve health and fitness.

- Would a worker in this capacity really be lifting to sustain or improve their health and fitness? That seems like an unreasonable assumption if it is in the context of a job. Weighing this assumption vs. the assumption for c, that being encouraged to do something means that you will actually do it. I suppose the former assumption is more reasonable, but it still seems shakey

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PT151.S3.Q18
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angeliqueantonini01643
Monday, Jul 29 2024

Would D be correct if it said, "The argument overlooks the possibility that the number of social media messages posted in the morning and or evening is not significantly different from the number posted in the afternoon?" If the answer choice said this, perhaps it is not the case that more happy words, supposedly indicating mood, are posted in the morning or evening; it is just a more significant amount of messages overall, which carries with it more happy messages.

Then it would not be the case that more happy messages are posted in the morning or evening compared to the afternoon if a similar amount of messages are posted during each time frame. Instead, the difference in happy messages is because in the afternoon, there are only, say, 2 messages posted overall versus in the morning, there are 2k. Of course, then there would be more happy messages posted in the morning. #help #feedback

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PT133.S1.Q14
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angeliqueantonini01643
Sunday, Jul 21 2024

a parallel to B's flawed reasoning: The public generally accepts that Lee Harvey Oswald assassinated President Kennedy. That does not mean this claim has been demonstrated to the satisfaction of all skeptics. Grassy knoll

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PT154.S3.P2.Q11
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Sunday, Jul 21 2024

For question 11, answer choice D, we know the author of B believes you need to be convincing to lie, but I don't see how being subtle is supported. In the opening paragraph, the author talks about the lie being more vivid. If something is being told more vividly than it actually occurred, then that telling doesn't seem to be a subtle lie, like a little tweak to the truth, but a stronger exaggeration.

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PT114.S4.Q16
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angeliqueantonini01643
Wednesday, Jun 19 2024

Why wouldn't you also look for PTO going to COA as that would also connect? #Help

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LSAT · Last Words for LG
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Wednesday, Jun 19 2024

I miss them : (

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PT104.S2.P1.Q6
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Wednesday, Jun 19 2024

Isn't the better explanation referred to in 6 in the final paragraph?

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PT117.S1.P1.Q5
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Tuesday, Jun 18 2024

I cannot find any evidence in the passage that the recommendations are via word of mouth, specifically for question 5. I see that it is better than the others, but why can this be assumed?

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PT117.S4.Q7
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Monday, Jun 17 2024

"moral codes that sometimes require them to ignore their welfare" is too ambiguous. Whether this means there are two types of moral codes (some which always require one to ignore their own welfare and some that do not) OR (Moral codes, and within this set of codes sometimes one has to ignore their own welfare) complicates this question significantly.

Additionally, I think JY should address wording issues like having empathy vs "empathizing with people" in answer choice B and if these two are equivalent or not.

#feedback

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PT117.S2.Q13
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angeliqueantonini01643
Sunday, Jun 16 2024

Should ecological problems be considered environmental problems inherently? If this is not a common-sense assumption, I believe D should be given greater consideration #help

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PT154.S1.Q16
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Saturday, Jul 13 2024

For D even if they did have to read all the surviving records, the record keepers were still clergy members! So if this choice has any relevance, it could be argued that it would strengthen the argument; one would be viewing more data that, according to the argument, "could have been exaggerated."

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PT154.S1.Q4
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Saturday, Jul 13 2024

I disagree with why answer choice A is wrong, "students are ever capable," or always capable, "of adequately judging a teacher's performance." I think Bettina would directly disagree with this because she gives an example of a time when students are not capable of Adequately judging teacher performance when they are taught and subsequently fail to appreciate their teacher's impact until many years later. At the time, before they appreciated their teacher's performance for what it was, I think it can be inferred that Bettina would think of the students as inadequate judges. Consequently, she would disagree with "students are ever capable." I think Oscar would also disagree, making this answer choice incorrect because a student's being ever capable can be interpreted as, 30 years after the student was taught by the teacher, they are still capable of adequately judging performance, which I think is too strong of an interpretation. #feedback

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PT154.S1.Q1
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angeliqueantonini01643
Friday, Jul 12 2024

I understand this question has a somewhat lower standard as a "most support" question, also being a Point at issue, and question 1. Still, the rationale for why B is right seems to oppose a major lesson that more complex LR questions teach: you can disagree with the "flawed logic" but still agree with the conclusion. Saying the argument is bad doesn't mean you don't agree with the argument's conclusion. #feedback

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PT101.S2.Q14
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Friday, Nov 10 2023

"On the Off chance" LOL

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PT135.S3.P3.Q19
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Tuesday, Jul 09 2024

I understand that arguing with the test is not extremely fruitful, but Q 19's answer choice D has a category that does not seem to map onto the passage analogously to free speech or receiving money. The passage argues that both free speech and receiving money are legal separately. However, their intersection is not. D relies on this kind of reasoning with being a felon and owning a gun, that they too are illegal together. To map this correctly to the passage then, both should be legal separately. Is being a felon legal? It seems like an odd categorization as being a felon is a state of being imposed by a legal system vs. an action like speaking freely or receiving money that can be deemed legal or illegal.

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PT132.S1.P2.Q13
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angeliqueantonini01643
Tuesday, Jul 09 2024

I think A is also incorrect for 13 because the answer choice doesn't quantify what kind of testimony the medical experts are employing as C does. For C we know that it is a strictly verbal testimony which we already know the author critiques. In contrast, for A, the testimony isn't quantified. Who is to say that the testimony referred to in A is strictly verbal and, consequently, that its effectiveness would be questioned by the author?

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PT133.S1.Q7
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Monday, Jul 08 2024

I think B is also the right answer because the stimulus already accounts for some people with ebola not having hiccups. The stimulus doesn't say that the accounts mentioned the hiccups were experienced by all victims but instead by "many victims."

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PT102.S2.Q18
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angeliqueantonini01643
Saturday, Apr 06 2024

Is this an example of false dichotomy?

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Tuesday, Sep 05 2023

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Complete and Accurate list: What is it asking for?

I need clarify on what the complete and accurate list question is really asking for.

Should I consider all solutions across the entire game, for example "complete and accurate list for all entities which can occupy space 3?" Here I might consider all possible solutions across different "worlds" for each game.

Or does LSAC want all possibilities within a "world" for the game, ex/ in a grouping game in which you group entities into groups a, b, c. Within a specific solution only 3 variables could go there, but across all worlds maybe 4 could go there?

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PT158.S2.Q10
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angeliqueantonini01643
Wednesday, Jun 05 2024

Is C actually an argument Flaw? and if so, in what question is this the right answer? #help

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PT158.S2.Q3
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Wednesday, Jun 05 2024

I think B is also wrong because of the use of the term "agriculture" in reference to the society. Just because the society has domesticated an animal and is thereby not hunter-gatherer does not necessarily render it an agricultural society. Pastoralists depended upon herding livestock and consequently relied on domestication. The society referenced could be pastoral, not agricultural, and the argument is unaffected.

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PT104.S1.Q18
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angeliqueantonini01643
Wednesday, Apr 03 2024

I understand A is the best choice, but It does require an assumption I did not feel comfortable making, that one's inner ear can sense the body is moving on a rough voyage.

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PT131.S2.Q24
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Friday, Aug 02 2024

I am so appreciative that 7Sage uses "she" as the generic default pronoun in its video and written explanations, especially in a case like this where, because of our patriarchal society, we are programmed to automatically conceive a Market Analyst as a "he." Sincerely, Thank you 7Sage, for this act of microfeminism. #feedback

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PT101.S3.Q14
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Monday, Apr 01 2024

The commentary loll

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