This is a great point about AC D, which I incorrectly chose. Well put. I would also add that to have "clear respect" for diversity, that diversity itself has to be fleshed out more in the passage. Even if you make the case that there is a degree of diversity in talk-story history, it would be tough to argue that the author signals "clear respect."
Definitely interested :) +1 for Sunday!
Th> @jjleopold242 said:
https://classic.7sage.com/lesson/all-lg-questions-drill-preptest-01-to-09/
https://classic.7sage.com/lesson/all-lg-questions-drill-preptest-10-to-19/
https://classic.7sage.com/lesson/all-lg-questions-drill-preptest-20-to-29/
https://classic.7sage.com/lesson/all-lg-questions-drill-preptest-30-to-39/
I see. Somehow missed this. Thank you so much!
Hi all,
Do anyone know if there's a way to print ONLY the logic games from tests 1-35 in one go? I have access to all of the tests, but I don't want to print all of them. And I want to avoid having to go to each one and printing only LG manually. Thanks in advance!
Bump. I would love more input on this! I am having significant difficulties with some of these parallel questions.
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Got it! Thanks for the input guys.
Intro to Reading Comp was actually next up for me. I was going to click it, then realized things had been changed. Is it ill advised to do reading comp, even though it was moved? I'm concerned that if I don't leave some tough LR stuff for closer to test day in December, i'll get rusty. Thoughts?
@stepharizona288 said:
Pat does say that the flexibility to work on their own or in a group is an invaluable skill and in demand within the world. So she would agree with the statement that B makes for this reason. Children should learn to adapt for the reasons she mentions.
Yeah, that's true. However, just because it's an "invaluable skill" does that mean ALL children should learn to adapt? Isn't there a missing link that needs to tie something being an "invaluable skill" to something that ALL children should learn? For example, carpentry is an invaluable skill, but perhaps all children shouldn't learn it because it's dangerous. See what i'm getting at?
I'm having a lot of difficulty understanding why B is the correct answer here. After watching the explanation I see why the other answers are incorrect, but I really want to understand why B is wholly correct...hopefully that makes sense. I see that Dana would disagree with B. She thinks that the learning a child is accustomed to should ALWAYS dictate teaching methods. Thus, a child should not learn (or at least all children should not learn) to adapt.
I fail to see why Pat would necessarily agree with B, given the text itself. Pat only say that it is not ALWAYS the case that accustomed styles of learning should dictate what method is used (maybe sometimes that is the case though...). He would agree that it is NOT wrong (it is correct) to think that that the same educational methods should be used with all children. Why does this necessarily mean he would agree that ALL children should learn to adapt to various educational methods? Couldnt there be some children that can't learn under certain methods, such as group learning. He doesnt have any universal statements in his disagreement...he just disagrees with Dana's universal statement.
Also, if anyone has tips on point of issue questions such as this it would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks so much in advance!
https://classic.7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-32-section-4-question-20/
One thought I have regarding another reason why C is wrong:
The negation of the real estate slump has been with us for a long time is NOT that the real estate market is healthy. Rather, it's that the slump was not with us for a long time. It could be the case that the real estate market is healthy in this moment AND the slump was there for sometime...so even if you were to buy the reasoning in C, it doesn't do enough to negate the condition.
Does this make sense to anyone? I'd like to hear feedback on this point....
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