if I see a question with answer choices this long I would definitely skip it and leave it for the end. not worth it

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I'm interested! I'm studying full time at about 30/35 hours a week. I just started the cc and am getting into the logic games next week. Please message me with the details! :)

I'm not understanding how the answer isn't B. I see how D works but don't understand why B isn't a good answer. If they were diseased and not chosen by females during the courtship ritual, then doesn't that = being unhealthy and the females not choosing to mate? Or is it simply because we can't make the assumption that the antibiotics did not cure the disease? #help

A mechanistic way to approach this question would be to see that the conclusion contains a "new" element, being that "it was wrong for him to do so." In SA questions if you ever see a new element in the conclusion that is not stated in the premises, then we can always count on the correct answer choice to contain that element. This would help eliminate A, C and E

This was the worst LR section ever. This level of difficulty for question #8?? rlly??

is this also circular reasoning? the stimulus states that it was not a shortage and was done to increase profit, and the proof is that their profits were increased. Sounds like circular reasoning, right?

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Sometimes we need to look elsewhere and find different approaches or reasoning behind correct answer choices. 7sage did wonders for me in LG that other resources did not suffice for, however, I don't think I understand all of the LR question types based on JY's explanations (sorry JY, still appreciate you). Although very helpful in breaking down questions, other resources may give you that extra* boost you need. I targeted my weaknesses from the Analytics page on 7sage and looked into different books for different explanations. It's not that 7sage doesn't do a good job of explaining, but sometimes we just need some more information for it to really click.

Once you get a hold of another resource you like, target your weaknesses and take very thorough notes on how to approach it, specific key words to look for, formulas, different flaws, etc. Then make a problem set with your weaknesses and use those notes to answer the questions untimed. Get a very thorough understanding of why you're selecting each answer. This will really embed the thought process behind it. Hope this helps! And again, sorry for 7sage slander (/3(/p)