Become the heat-seeking, inference-supporting, logical robot you were born to be.

9/24/2016 Never Forget

12/25 completed. 13 more to go with roughly one month remaining.

Conclusion: "It will not as effectively attract...viewers...as would the advertisements...producers favored"

The conclusion is a comparative statement.

Premise: TV advertisement grossly misrepresents the program.

Premise: People who watch...will be unlikely to watch subsequent episodes

How can we say that the program producer's advertisement would have been more effective? The only way that is possible is if their favored advertisement didn't "grossly misrepresent" (B).

Daniel's negation will also show that (A) doesn't impact the argument. We simply don't care why they tune into the first episode.

Above is a better explanation - the premise/conclusion relationship here is too difficult to understand, and the answer choices are easier to eliminate. You can tell the terms are relevant in option A, but B-E are hopelessly out of scope or irrelevant.

Hello - can I request to join in? How does the online meeting work?

Hi there - I am also in a similar situation. My score dropped my second re-take (probably the worst feeling ever) and I am now studying for September. I found much of the below guide useful for me, especially the pieces on recovering confidence and basically drilling until every question type feels automatic and you can quickly tell why 4 answers are wrong and 1 is absolutely right.

It's the last shot for us simpletons so put your full effort in and let's make it happen. No regrets, right?

http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=195603

As I understand it, almost almost all of the game sections are available through PowerScore (up to maybe PT ~60) You have to buy a hard copy from them.

I used to consider myself terrible at logic games. At my diagnostic, I got roughly half of the questions right. I have since done all of the Logic Games from 1-60 using the clean copy method described above + the explanation videos.

I went through all the LG sections for 1-38 recently and scored roughly -1/-0 on each one. It's literally do it until you are numb to the inferences and you just transform into a robot. I went from being deathly afraid to take a LG section to looking forward to them, because I could finally relax (unlike LR/RC where I could blink and miss the word "some" and get the whole thing wrong).

You will get there, but you will have to earn your stripes.

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