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I have the same exact question. I'm guessing because it's also inaccurate in describing it advanced a NUMBER of innovations
So I am taking the June LSAT but also expect to take as many as I have to in order to reach my goal. Diagnostic was a 154. I have been studying for a total of 10 months and I am current scoring low to mid 160s, lowest being a 161 and highest 167. My goal score is a 167-169 but a 170+ wouldn't hurt. I study 4-6 days a week for 4-6 hours. My worst section is RC and my best is LG. In RC I mainly missed them because I usually don't have enough time to properly read the last passage. And for LG I usually run out of time before I get to answer the last 2 question.
RC- Avg. -7 (Low:-2)
LR- Avg. -5 (Low: -4)
LG- Avg. -4 (Low:0)
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Can I use a dry erase board and markers???????PLease answer asap
FOR SURE! Well at least for me anyways when it came to LG especially. There were those haunting LR questions (and the answers), which I believe I can't forget, as well as some reading passages I felt more comfortable with because the subject matter was somewhat familiar. The best way to forget some of the content is to work on older LSAT questions.
I chose C but then went with E because i thought it was a contradiction since the stimulus states the humidity increased and yet in the answer choices it states "dry"#help
i realized that as well when he explained it. My intuition told me it was A but i couldn't make logical sense of it until now because i was confused with the stem.
remember this:
Causation implies correlation
BUT
Correlation does not imply causation.
There could be correlation but it does not necessarily have to be a cause and effect relationship.
exactly that is why I chose AC A. In the stimulus Morton does acknowledge the exception by stating "the success success is only apparent"
Not only that but the word many is what threw it off for me. Many? How much is that like 20 out of 2,000 cases?
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