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Lessons · Skill Builder - Premise and Conclusion 1
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ellenlululu548
Sunday, Mar 31 2024

For 9.3, the first sentence does not support the second sentence. The truth of "Before the increase in fuel prices, people with average incomes could afford to drive their cars frequently for leisure activities." does not make "However, the rise in fuel prices has now made it costly for them to engage in such activities." more likely to be true. They're just two parallel and equal sentences. #feedback

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Lessons · The spectrum of support
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ellenlululu548
Sunday, Mar 31 2024

I feel like The Tiger argument is also strong. If the premise is true, then it is definitely true that not all mammals are suitable to be kept as pets, because at least tigers are not.

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Lessons · Theory and Approach (MC)
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ellenlululu548
Tuesday, Apr 30 2024

Really hope there will be videos uploaded soon. I find videos more efficient. The content is great though! #feedback

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Study Groups · August LSAT study buddy
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ellenlululu548
Tuesday, Apr 30 2024

Hi jay, sorry for the late reply, for some reason I did not receive any notifications for your message, Would you like to exchange contact? I also formed a WhatsApp study group for LSAT. Let me know if you would like to join the group.

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Lessons · Other Formal Arguments
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ellenlululu548
Sunday, Apr 28 2024

Pretty sure we can also infer that B‑m→C

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Lessons · Skill Builder - Quantifier Translations
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ellenlululu548
Sunday, Apr 28 2024

#help For question 11, is it possible that no kittens at all were adopted by families with children? It seems to me that "fewer than half of the kittens" would imply there is at least one kitten in daily language. So beside the "kitten —m→ /home-children", would it be reasonable to also add a "kitten ←s→ home-children"? Otherwise it would be a pretty strange way to say that no kitten at all were adopted by families with children.

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Lessons · The Contrapositive Argument - Andersen v. King County (2006)
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ellenlululu548
Thursday, Apr 25 2024

For everyone confused in the comment, I wanna leave my understanding of necessary condition and sufficient condition here:

Assume N is a necessary condition for an event and S is a sufficient condition for the same event.

if N happens, the event might or might not happen.

if N does not happen, the event definitely will not happen.

if S happens, the event definitely will happen

if S does not happen, the event still may or may not happen. (because there could be other sufficient conditions.)

Something could be necessary and sufficient at the same time, lets call it NS

In this case:

if NS happens, the event definitely will happen.

if NS does not happen, the event definitely will not happen.

Please correct me if my understanding is wrong, but if not I hope this helps a bit.

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Lessons · Law School Admissions Overview
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ellenlululu548
Tuesday, Apr 23 2024

I find it a bit tough to make my resume outstanding as an undergraduate student. There are not many work experiences I can write about.

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PrepTests ·
PT132.S1.P1.Q4
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ellenlululu548
Thursday, Jun 20 2024

idk I feel like B is kinda attractive to me because of the first few sentences of the passage

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PrepTests ·
PT139.S4.Q9
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ellenlululu548
Sunday, Aug 18 2024

B threw me off when it says "used in ways that no other people did at that time". It is not the same with "ate a wider variety of plants". I was thinking that maybe other people also use plants as food but just didn't discover the "wide variety of plants".

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PrepTests ·
PT138.S4.Q24
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ellenlululu548
Sunday, Aug 18 2024

is antitumor activity and immune cell activity the same thing?

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Sunday, Mar 17 2024

ellenlululu548

August LSAT study buddy

Hi everyone, I am an international applicant currently doing my bachelors at the university of Edinburgh (studying German&Philosophy). I am planning on taking the August 2024 LSAT. So far I’ve only done the old PT, scoring around 170. Would like to find someone to go through the new format PT together :) Feel free to drop me a message.

Also I have a small question. I am finishing my bachelors degree in June/July 2025 and hoping to attend the 2025 fall JD class. Is it too late/too early to take the August 2024 LSAT? Thanks for any information.

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Study Groups · Looking for a study buddy!
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ellenlululu548
Sunday, Mar 17 2024

Hi, I am also planning on taking the august LSAT. Currently scoring 170. I’m free on weekends and sometimes weekdays. We should study together!

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Lessons · You Try - Pin-Tipped and Bladed Etching Tools
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ellenlululu548
Wednesday, May 15 2024

I got this one right but still have a questions: Can't an etching tool have two ends? One end is pin-tipped, one is bladed?

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Lessons · [OPTIONAL] Lesson 3 - Individual Freedom Requires Rule of Law
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ellenlululu548
Wednesday, May 15 2024

Can we bring scratch paper to the in person exam?

#help

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Lessons · You Try - Detecting the Existence of Aliens
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ellenlululu548
Wednesday, May 15 2024

I didn't understand why we just assume that aliens are less intelligent than humans. I thought we were saying "unless" they are as intelligent as humans, which does not preclude the possibility that there are aliens that are as intelligent.

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Lessons · You Try - Business Class Tickets (W)
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ellenlululu548
Friday, May 10 2024

I got this question right by guessing between C and D. But I'm not satisfied with the explanation on C. C does address an important assumption made in the stimulus, namely that leisure travellers value their comfort as much as business travellers do. That is why airline companies should value leisure travellers comfort to make sure the 80% ticket sell don't fall. However, C addresses this concern by clarifying that comfort is not that important to leisure travellers, which in turns means even if the airline companies do not value leisure traveller's comfort, they would still purchase 80% of the tickets. This would weaken the argument, which says airline companies should value the comfort of leisure travellers because they make up 80% of ticket sell. In general, I am not quite sure why C is wrong.

#feedback #help

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Lessons · You Try - Irradiated Foods (W)
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ellenlululu548
Thursday, May 09 2024

I always fumble with EXCEPT questions under time pressure.... I always get them right in BR and beat myself up for seeing the right answer but overlooking it at the same time

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Lessons · You Try - Antibiotic Resistance (S)
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ellenlululu548
Wednesday, May 08 2024

I misread A as "most bacteria that are not resistant to heavy metal poisoning are also not resistant to antibiotics.".... Would A be more correct than it is if it was written this way?

#help

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Lessons · Drill - RRE Questions
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ellenlululu548
Tuesday, May 07 2024

I am massively behind on time... I only managed to do 3/5 questions when timed and only got 2 of them right. When untimed I got all five right. And it actually did not take me that much longer when untimed. I feel like a ticking clock disproportionally stresses me out. Anyone got any advices?

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Lessons · You Try - Birds' Beak Size
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ellenlululu548
Tuesday, May 07 2024

"Do I really want a phd anyway?" Ahh I would literally pay subscription fees solely for JY's sense of humour. JY have you ever considered trying out stand up comedy?

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Lessons · You Try - Direct or Indirect Quotations
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ellenlululu548
Tuesday, May 07 2024

Fox News LOL

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Lessons · You Try - Automobile Thefts
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ellenlululu548
Tuesday, May 07 2024

My logic for choosing A was imagining myself being the car thief lol. If I hold on to the car after the owner notices and calls the police, it is probably easier for the police to track me down because the owner can tell the police the colour of the car (and the number plate/brand etc.). So more thieves holding onto the car means more thieves get caught and convicted. Moral of the story, abandon the car as soon as possible after you stole it.

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Lessons · You Try - Fossilized Shark Teeth
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ellenlululu548
Tuesday, May 07 2024

I swear I only got this wrong because I didn't know what cartilage meant. crying in English as the second language

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PrepTests ·
PT124.S1.Q16
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ellenlululu548
Monday, May 06 2024

I have no clue how I got this right

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