No one mentioned memorizing, but thanks for your input.

That's my sentiment exactly. No idea how I got it right. Even after watching JY's explanation, I have a hard time understanding what's going on here :/

That's a very good point, it all comes down to wisdom that you develop via more practice. Thank you.

Thank you for hosting the webinar. Can you please do a blog on advantages/disadvantages of deferring the LSAT to January and thus applying sometime in February. Thanks in advance

But how can we select B for Q. 4, if the word "communities" in the first sentence is preceded by "low-density"; the AC B says "happened to be clustered together", this was the only thing that kept me from selecting that AC. #help me avoid this mistake. Thanks

OMG! I just discovered what Question Bank is!!! I am still new to 7Sage, so thank you so much for pointing out that resource!

I see your point! These AC can be so misleading :/

Thank you!

How can we conclude that the author is evoking an emotional response? #help thanks

I chose AC C because the passage says, "..then aggression itself cannot be coded in our genes", wouldn't this be a basis for selecting AC C? #help

I thought "the spotted owl population has declined alarmingly" was the Main Conclusion. And if asked "Why?", the proceeding explanation is a premise. How do I avoid such a flaw in my reasoning? #help and thank you

That makes sense, thanks so much!

I had the exact same thought, except with the last sentence in the paragraph; AC E says the exact opposite of that sentence...

So, because the last sentence in the stimulus has the word "might", we don't include it in our chart? I actually included it in my chart and made the mistake of choosing answer choice D. Is it a general rule of thumb not to incorporate/translate sentences that don't have conditional words?

Thanks

#help

This maybe besides the point, but is related to understanding and analyzing the information in the stimulus. We are told that, the dockside facilities of PT is open only to ships of these two lines (BSL and GSL), then what is SS Coral doing there? Are we to assume that it's part of Blue Star or Gold Star Lines? #help Thanks

Going to "Admissions Events" held at law schools to which I am applying, helped me put things in perspective and get inspired while preparing my application packet. Good luck everyone!

What an excellent opportunity! My suggestions are below:

SageGauge

SageStage

SageAge

Much Ado about LSAT

For the Love of LSAT

SageCommandments

Wow! That's a whole new dimension that I failed to notice. Thank you for pointing that out. Great tip!

#help Is it correct to conclude that the conclusion wasn't explicitly stated in this passage, and in a way, we infer the conclusion that "sex and gender shouldn't be used interchangeably" with the help of "but"? Thanks

#help Can someone please refer me to the lesson that mentions "yet"? I remember seeing words and phrases that help to identify premises and conclusions in the Grammar Lesson, but don't remember seeing "yet". Thanks

I vote for the Admissions Timeline to help me keep track of time and deadlines. I also vote for more webinars because of how useful yesterday's webinar was. Thank you!