I'm studying for the LSAT and not the GRE to avoid math. What is this shit :''(

So even though C is not a match in thge type of flaw that was present, it is the only flawed answer choice (excluding the mess of a flaw for answer choice B) and therefore was the right answer.

Stim: X eventhough Y, therefore Z [Z is conclusion]

Answer B: X eventhough Y, therefore Z [Z is conclusion]

Answer C: X. For eventhough Y, Z. [X is conclusion]

Damn, I was so confident about B :(

im getting the high difficulty questions right while getting the low difficulty question wrong :(((

5/5 that felt good :)

Damn, that one was rough

I'm around half way through LR in version 1. Should I switch over to v2 to complete LR or should i stick with v1?

I did the exact same thing :((

I got this question right but holy hell did it take a long time for me to understand what this passage meant

For the meaning of C, it might be easier if you think about the sentence like:

"None of the celestial objects that lack lithium in its atmosphere are brown dwarfs."

Rather than the contrapositive being:

"all celestial objects with lithium in its atmosphere are brown dwarfs."

it's,

"Celetial objects that lack lithium in its atmosphere are NOT brown dwarfs."

Which is false.

LAWGIC:

/CO-LL →BD

CO-LL → /BD

hope that helps a bit cause i was also stumped with this for a while

Really got caught up in the double negative and thought that C was sayings that all celestial objects that have lithium ARE brown dwarfs. Really just glossed over this in blind review too

I got stuck between B and E. Euqated popularity with how short-lived a book is. After listening to the video it makes more sense why B is a better answer since it doesn't assume that popularity is correlated with how long a book can last.

the Sub-conclusions/Major Premises were in the stimulus rather than the Main Conclusion.

The stimulus only told us

"People say elected officials must avoid appearance of impropriety (AoI)"

"Reason for the appearance of impropriety is to maintain public approval and popularity (PA&P)"

ie. AoI → PA&P

and

"No one has an obligation for P&PA"

The conclusion comes from connecting the SC to become "no one has an obligation to avoid the appearance of impropriety"

You probably automatically connected the relations between PA&P with AoI in your mind which made it seem like the conclusion was already in the stim.

Picked A at the start and for the blind review. It’s only after I found out my answer was wrong that I went through the passage fully and understood why its D. It seems that I can’t fully forget my initial thought process even during BR until I know that I got the answer wrong

For me, I chose B since Senegal coins are the purest and unrefined at 92%. Therefore the source of refined gold would have to be lower than 92% since it wouldn't be Senegal coins.

I got this question right but it took me far to long to understand what the text was saying

yea E was too attractive and I completely missed C

the words in this were so confusing I basically wasted 2 mins on this question and still got it wrong.

I ended up choosing C rather than D since I just completely didn't understand what D was even saying even after BR lmao

Fell for the trap answer A.

I should've noticed that needing more residences is an agreed-upon perspective that the main conclusion builds off of.

Yea this completely got me. I dismissed A way too quickly and messed myself up

This one made my brain hurt way too much. I ended up choosing E since I've completely missed the fact that the end's value could only be the value of an intended outcome rather than the value of an actual outcome.

This question really got me :(( I automatically excluded E as the correct answer since I thought it was purely context rather than the main point and drifted towards D