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The thing is the conclusion doesn't say it's impossible to determine the age using only standard archaeological techniques. It says it's impossible to determine the age USING those techniques. Even if laboratory procedures are used to help prepare the samples, standard archaeological techniques are still being used to determine the age of the paintings
I was confused about whether “works of art” in the ac was referring to the exhibitions or the films :/
Thank you so much for the reply! I had trouble locating the daily drills and practice tests in the new layout and actually had to use the AI tool to find them. They seemed much easier to access before the update, although that could also be because I was more familiar with the previous layout
Please change the format of 7Sage back to what it used to be up until a few days ago :(
A little late to this conversation, but for anyone who doesn’t diagram or isn’t proficient at it, you can absolutely improve with practice without relying on diagramming. It’s not a requirement!
So for me the only way to get this right is to know/assume that the damage to connective tissue from decaffeinated coffee is due to degeneration of the connective tissue, and that this degeneration is what caffeine slows. But why would I assume that, and how am I supposed to know that from the stimulus #help
Anyone struggling to understand why E is incorrect: Appeal ≠ necessarily popular
I just couldn’t wrap my head around how hissing could possibly make an animal look bigger
only 25% of people got this right and there are 163 comments complaining about this question. i can now peacefully conclude that it’s not my fault and it’s just a shitty lsat question
I get why C is correct, but I feel like the argument assumes that “saving money” means saving money overall. Reducing the electric bill is still saving money, even if the savings don’t fully cover the cost of the generators. Why does “saving money” have to mean net savings here?
i thought these were like separate statements not that that one leads to another
To get this question right, you have to assume "best at X” = “most talented at X". I think this is a big assumption here but oh well it's lsat what can i even do
@SerinJ Thank you so much for taking the time to respond to my post. I’ve been drilling more untimed, and today I decided to completely forget about the clock and take as much time as I needed. My accuracy went up to -2 ~ -1 consistently, which showed me that my accuracy can improve, and I’m really happy about that. I’ll definitely try implementing a 40–45 minute time limit into my practice to gradually get myself used to the time pressure for the upcoming test and I’m still going to prioritize accuracy and hopefully my timing will naturally improve along with it. I’m also happy to say I already registered for October, so I’m not nearly as stressed about the September test anymore! Thank you again :)
Easy way to eliminate C: Even if conventional heating takes longer, that doesn't mean microwaves aren't responsible for destroying the enzyme. The author doesn't care about how long the heating takes. What matters is that when the milk reaches 50°C through conventional heating, it still retains nearly all of the enzyme, unlike milk heated in a microwave. The argument is comparing the results, not how long it takes to reach them