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PT106.S3.Q25

pagbaje114

Saturday, Aug 20 2022

I found that C and A weren't the correct answer choices because the conclusion is about male cats, and these answer choices invoked female cats in an irrelevant way. Does this make sense?

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pagbaje114

Sunday, Jul 17 2022

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Sunday, Nov 13 2022

pagbaje114

Advice & Looking for Tutor

Hey Everyone,

Hope all is well! I've been studying since July and am looking for a tutor at this point in my LSAT journey. Anybody know where I should be looking?

For context, my diagnostic was a 156 and I've since built up to PTing around 164. On some occasions, I've scored as high as 170 on PTs. I scored a 163 on the October administration, and literally took November today where I was absolutely demoralized by the games section. This took place even though I committed the last month to intense focus on games. Thus, I'm pretty sure I didn't hit my target score of 170. If anyone is reading this, feel free to provide me some advice or send some tutors my way. I'm panicking! Thanks.

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PT106.S2.Q25

pagbaje114

Tuesday, Aug 02 2022

I ruled out C because the assumption at play was "if unaware, then involuntary." and C is a trap answer choice that reverses the sufficient and necessary conditions of the assumption to deceive us.

If C instead said "not all actions of which someone is unaware are involuntary," it would have weakened the argument. But it unfortunately says the reverse: that not all of a persons involuntary actions are actions of which that person is unaware! I think this is pretty clever of the LSAT, so don't be fooled fellow high scoring aspirants!