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When negating answer choice C -> is this interpretation correct? “One eminent scientist trained by J.J. Thomson was not a creative researcher before coming to study with him. OR -> More than one eminent scientist trained by J.J. Thomson was not a creative researcher before coming to study with him.” The “at-least” in answer choice C is throwing me off. Thank you in advance!
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What tips/strategies have helped you the most in improving your understanding and/or score between practice tests? Thank you in advance!
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I think the older passages can be helpful in terms of improving reading comprehension skills- such as locating the main point, author's opinion, understanding reasoning structure of the passage etc. Even if the newer passages may be harder, I think some of the core elements to RC stay the same and therefore practicing on the older ones can be helpful in terms of honing in on some of those skills.
For Answer choice D- I'm having a hard time understanding the meaning of "invariably associated." Is it correct to think of this as something that is not changing or an association that does not have any atypical cases? #help
Have you noticed any patterns? Meaning on the PTs that you've gone -12, were there more specific type of questions that they asked (e.g., NA, SA, MSS, etc) compared to those PTs where you've gone -3? If so, I would recommend drilling those question types.
I've heard from some people that they recommend doing a warm up of some LSAT questions prior to the test. So maybe like a few LR questions, few logic games, and a RC passage just to get you into the zone of taking the test. Good luck!!
My thoughts regarding discussions on answer choice E-> Important to recognize that the prompt never said that John could be a Blacksmith only once/week. He works 5 days, but realize that there could be the possibility that he is a Blacksmith 2 of those 5 days (for example). Just like how someone said in the comments below, the relationship is that Friday -> Blacksmith, which is NOT the same as saying Blacksmith -> Friday, which I think is one of the traps set out for this question and answer choice E tests us regarding that. As a result, the negation of E doesn't hurt the argument, it could still be consistent with the argument. However, D is necessary and the negation of D does wreck the argument. Hope this helps!
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