Hello,
Has anyone ever taken the February LSAT? If so, did you find it more or less challenging than the other scheduled LSAT dates? Were the logic games any different than normal? I was told they have at least one weird or unusual game for February exams? is this true?
I know speed comes with accuracy, but I am having trouble over 15 questions per LR section. I usually run out of time between 13-15 questions. I know I can't answer every single question, but I at least would like to have time to answer 20 per LR and I'll take random guesses with the remaining ones
is B not right also because the conclusion says "it tends to promote..." which gives the impression that it doesn't ALWAYS promote it, which therefore if B were then if you negated B it wouldn't destroy the argument if they "weren't " the only factors>?
This question reminds me of that voicemail weaken question
Are there any other LSAT questions that reflects this flaw? In order for me to understand it, I think I need to see it from a different topic or angle, because I didn't even interpret the flaw correctly
Hello,
For some odd reason, I am having trouble with mastering sufficient assumption questions, despite watching explanation videos. However, I tend to perform very well on necessary assumption questions--it seems much easier to me. Do any have advice or tips or strategies that help get SA questions right consistently. I'm tired of skipping over SA questions because they hurt my score :(
I was able to get to answer choice D by the last sentence alone
Thank you @7sagestudentservices . I'm not sure why my prep test says "September 2009, Test form: 92609
Thank you for responding and I appreciate you all for helping us students out. As far as "look at how you're asking or what you're asking, because a little effort on your part goes a long way with us". I'm not sure what to say about this because, as far as I know, I have always asked for help nicely. Perhaps you could point out where I was rude or seemingly had a "rude tone," when communicating with anyone, because I am certainly unaware of it and would not want to offend someone, especially those who are trying to help me. Maybe you could give me some advice on "how to answer questions" or "how to put a little effort on my part," because I most certainly always want to come off as pleasant @974
PT58, sept 2009. The question is about democracy and popular artwork
I would like to know how to diagram Q#19, Sec5 from Sept 2009 LSAT. I've been looking at this question for hours and still don't see how to connect these ideas to make it a sufficient assumption
Why are my questions not being answered? People who posted later than me seem to get a response first, and this has happened to me on several occasions. What's going on?
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I am having a hard time understanding why E is correct while B is incorrect. Can someone help me understand this logic or frame of thought? Thank you
http://classic.7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-58-section-4-question-19/
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Can someone please explain to me why A is the correct answer but all others are wrong. I initially chose C, and I don't see how it's wrong.
http://classic.7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-58-section-4-question-03/
Hello,
I am having trouble with diagramming this
https://classic.7sage.com/lsat_explanations/lsat-58-section-1-question-25/
I'm having trouble with this question
Hello,
I'm having trouble with understanding how to properly diagram this to get to the right answer. I initially chose A, but apparently the correct answer is D. But I'm not sure as to why.
So what if I want to apply to a school whose deadline is before I get my score back?
Hello, will my file be reviewed without an LSAT score?
bump what?
I know it's important to play earlier--the sooner, the better. However, ultimately, could it make or break admission decision. For example, if I took the February exam, and submitted my application earlier, will this have any bearing on admission decisions? For example, I if applied in December, would I have likely received a different admission decision if I had applied in February or during the last cycle?
What would the necessary assumption be? I already perceived the correlation-causation flaw but couldn't fit that as an answer choice in this necessary assumption question type
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If I applied late in the cycle, does this significantly decrease my chances of getting into a particular school? For example if i applied earlier or later, would that significantly impact my admission chances. So if I used the same profile I applied for which I applied for October for February, would I likely be rejected or waitlisted if I had applied sooner?
Defendants who can afford expensive private defense lawyers have a lower conviction rate than those who rely on court-appointed public defenders. This explains why criminals who commit lucrative crimes like embezzlement or insider trading are more successful at avoiding conviction than are street criminals.
I still don't understand why B is correct. Wouldn't an alternative reasons WEAKEN this argument because the argument is claiming that TELEPHONES is the cause of the rash, not other devices. So the fact that other devices may be responsible for this, that would weaken the author's conclusion, correct?