Yes

What a grat lesson.

Set theory makes this easy af

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Say I see a person riding a bicycle. Say I conclude the person is probably riding the bicycle for exercise.

(B) Then you weaken my argument by saying that the only means of transportation that person has is that bicycle. Thus I can't neatly conclude it is probably for exercise.

(A) Then you strengthen my argument by saying that you saw that person driving their car to get to their job earlier that day.

Fantastic explanation

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Maybe, prob not. LG is a very specific set of skills that is very very weakly transferrable to the other "disciplines" the LSAT tests you on. If you're taking in August probably worth it to spend time on stuff that's actually gonna be on the test.

As an aside, much of the higher level knowledge that you're applying when solving LG is just elementary conditional logic, which you'll learn through JY's curriculum anyways. Almost anyone who can consistently score -0 on LG will tell you that the trick to LG is a strong grasp on conditional logic combined with astute pattern recognition.

In my opinion this question really plays on the directions of logical reasoning, perhaps more than most questions, in that there are two answer choices that do conceivably answer the question (the LR directions mention that it may in fact be the case that two answer choices could conceivably answer the question, I didn't know this until I started taking exams on LawHub). In this case, when I was taking this preptest, while A certainly passes the "sniff test" per se, B is such a good description of the role the phrase plays in the argument that I couldn't see A being a strong enough AC to justify choosing over it.

I think you should take more time.

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@ GOOD LUCK!

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hi jy taking test tomorrow reply for god luc thank you

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LSAT

Full name? Yea. Sure. Goat, Peezus. Write that down. Hell, frame it. See if I care.

It's laughable how goated I am.

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Someone, please offer suggestions on what to do to pass the time waiting on scores? I'm so nervous.

study more

It may be quite literally the most difficult examination ever administered since the Imperial Civil Service Examination.

6 pages my cup overfloweth

MJ

this one was hard

In my experience older PTs' RC passages are easier than newer ones, yes.