Don't do anything challenging in this last leg. Practice with things you've done already, too late to really learn anything so refresh with questions that you can get right and maintain confidence. If you do anything new don't grade it.

I took a day and a half to myself before the test, my tutor took a week off of studying before his to eat cheetos and play xbox. We all need different times to de-stress do what you have to do.

Sufficient assumptions when incorporated make a good argument.

Before you quit try a different path. Just studying myself I wasn't changing much, online classes with teachers like Henry Ewing and Josh Adly my LR skyrocketed in drills. Sometimes we just need a teacher.

Anticipating the answer choice saved me. Dried is less this and that than fresh, never use dried. Ok, so we should never use the less this and that when cooking?

A didn't justify such a jump from premise to conclusion. B said only the this-est ingredients should be used. If thats true of course the outrageous argument is justified. Perfect. 90% confidence, flag it in case i have time left. Next question.

Just a note as someone on review, I don't think those charts represent these relationships all that well. Just because most jedi are very powerful doesn't mean most powerful things are jedi- keep in mind if you're new that the circle for powerful things could be fully consumer or ten times as big in these intersections. These groups intersect but doesn't mean they have to be equally overlapping.

When discussing the two people, we know how they compare to each other, but besides that we don’t know where they stand (pun intended), they could be tall or short it’s just comparing them to each other.

The lasagna example says the recipe is easy, but we know nothing of how that compares to other recipes. Hope that helps.

I'm reviewing the core curriculum on this V2, and I really hope its still packed with star wars. The force is strong in you, J.Y. Ping.

Lousy parents don't pay child [structure of argument]

J.Y.'s relationships are short, difficult and painful. The LSAT's relationships are much simpler. The abstract idea between two or more relata. Relationships are important. Relationships. Important.

Don’t think like this man. There’s one correct answer choice, the rest are wrong and deceitful. Don’t try to make the wrong flow of logic correct, instead try to learn the train of thought that brings the right choice.

I really got my wires crossed here, by c and d I forgot this was an except. Anyone use scrap paper on logical reasoning to keep track?

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Remember the idea of 100% certainty, there must be no doubt in your answer of blind review, then from question to question you can focus on your reasoning.

feel this to the T

Lamb is delicious because the sky is blue. Both the conclusion and premise could be entirely true, but the support between them is what we’re targeting- if that assumably true premise and the many, many assumptions support the conclusion and if that assumably true conclusion is supported by that particular premise.

New piece of information to introduce to weaken that argument: It is the accepted consensus among the scientific community that the color of the sky has no significant affect on the taste of lamb.

Very George Harrison-esque thing to say- I dig it. Thanks for the inspiring words, good luck.

Then you didn't get it right, you got points but can't logically answer the question. Focus on understanding the process and the right answers will come.

And to go one further, forget implied, its just so strongly supported. With the information provided it seems like the correct thing to do, but this question certainly plays on people's bias.

Not going to lie I LOLed so hard when JY read choice A. Its nice to laugh isnt it?

It’s more so you don’t need the microwave to do it, 150 degrees on a stove top would do the job.

Im not going to lie, I didn’t read past the second sentence. I appreciate and do respect the effort, but to put my two cents in this is going about the test the wrong way. As JY said, you need to follow the logic of the test we’re studying to pass. For the test you need to destroy the thought process that brings you to the wrong answer and power-drill in the thought process that gets you to the right answer. I apologize if this came off as harsh and it was just making conversation, just want to say go easy on yourself don’t over complicate the process.