Subtle! A little too hard for No.13 IMO.

Have been mulling over it for the better part of the past hour:

Plant manager:

P1. new equipment expensive to buy and install

P2. new process costs more to run (because of the reheating)

Conclusion: adopting the new process will cost much but bring no profit

Supervisor:

P: new equipment is extremely fuel-efficient

Conclusion: agree with PM's overall conclusion, but disagree with one point

Since the supervisor states the new equipment is extremely fuel-efficient, he is undermining PM's second premise (P2). P1 is about the priciness of buying and installing the new equipment, not really related to fuel efficiency (may be related to the equipment's overall efficiency though).

I chose D at first.

I thought PM agrees that the new process is more fuel-efficient by stating it will reduce the amount of sulfur dioxide emission. I am still not sure if we can assume sulfur dioxide reduction means fuel efficiency, but it doesn't really matter for this question.

Because there is definitely no comparison in the supervisor's argument.

Thanks! I can see the difference now.

Yes. Thanks!

For B, would it be a correct answer choice if we negate it?

@7sagestudentservices Anyone with

NO EXPERIMENTAL LR

get any of these?

-Blaming a Company for Pollution until there was Algae

-Puzzles

-Doctors and Handwriting

-Leopard Magpie

-Those Who Desire to be Kind

-Devaluing Companies

-18th-Century Church Organ

-Iguanas on an Island

-Birds and Their Nests

-Politician

Yes!!

@sisonbonifacio365 Thank you!! Good luck on your test result:)

Thank you so much, @sisonbonifacio365. How about the desk space? Was it a big/small room?

@sisonbonifacio365 Have you decided yet? I found a few positive reviews on College of Alameda, but nothing on the other two. Please let me know if you heard anything. Thanks!

@jhaldy10325 Please tag me in the finalized schedule too. Thanks!

@tanes25413 I literally forced myself to study until I fell asleep on my desk.

@tanes25413 One thing that might help you is to take a nap whenever you feel too tired to study during the day. I'm a graduate student. When I'm done with my other obligations for the day (normally around 3pm to 6pm), I don't just jump right into my LSAT prep. I would go home, eat, and take a nap (for 20 mins to 90 mins, depends on how much work I have to do on that day). If I really cannot resist it, I might spend an hour or so on Netflix or Youtube. I will then start my prep and give it my 100%. I'm more efficient that way. Two hours of complete focus is much better than six hours of phoning it in.

I would also advise against watching TVs or playing games after taking a nap. After a short nap, I usually feel fully charged. So don't waste your fresh mind on some brainless shows or games (I don't really play video games. But I'm assuming they are brainless, that's why your brain is forcing you to choose video games instead of much more challenging Logic Games so that it can take a prolonged break:).

But don't beat yourself up if you just don't feel like study at all. In fact, when that happens, just take the whole day off. If you schedule allows it, take the whole week. Hang out with your friends and families, or maybe dogs and cats depends on your social circle:).

A Dose of Harsh Reality:

However, if even after a long break, you still have no motivation or energy to study for the test. You should reevaluate your attitude and ask yourself how much you really want to succeed on the LSAT. Because it's REALLY JUST a standardized test!!! Your potential law degree, your future career as a lawyer or any other professions you choose to pursue after law school are bound to be much more difficult than this. So if you cannot even handle the challenge and the stress of the test, please do yourself a huge favor and quit now.

I might share too much, but I mean well:). The last part is really for myself or whoever needs it. Looking forward to reading about your future days.

@974 Thank you!!

@974 Thank you for being so responsive. Would you recommend me to read the LG bible from PowerScore too? So far I've only used 7Sage and real PTs to learn and practice LG.

Your physical conditions matter a great deal too. Make sure you get enough sleep, eat well, and exercise. I've never tried it personally, but some people on this forum are recommending regular meditation too.

Good luck to you all!!!

@g1oriaaa734

I believe we all struggle from time to time, but what counts the most is if we have the strength to persevere. You've made great progress so far. Please don't give up! If it makes you feel any better, my first cold diagnostic was 162. But after a month of prep, I scored a 152 for my second PT. Hope this makes you laugh and stop doubting yourself:)

@2543.hopkins

said:

Just started binge-watching The Good Wife.

Me too!! Almost done!! Free with Amazon Prime:)

Wow. Thanks.

Here's the link to the lesson:

http://classic.7sage.com/lesson/advanced-negate-all-statements/?ss_completed_lesson=1055

Other people expressed the same confusion in the comments too.

Thanks again.

Thank you! I'm in for all Fundamentals Workshops. Will wait till I'm done with the curriculum to join the BR group.

Thank you all!

@kingofclubs323292 Haven’t posted specifics yet. Hopefully, we’ll have more info by next week.

Thank you very much!

@kingofclubs323292 Thanks! Just sent Skype request. Will aim for Jan 9!! Where can I find the fundamentals workshops?